Racial tensions. Facebook is alleged to have “a black people problem” according to a former employee
Playing hardball. MPs use rare parliamentary powers to seize documents after Zuckerberg refuses to testify
Senior management at Facebook respond to row over PR firm that allegedly smeared its critics
Firm claims £500,000 fine is unjustified, as it disputes UK regulator fine over data breach
Germans and French follow British lead and signal strong support of EU digital tax on tech giants
User growth continues to slow as Zuckerberg admits saturation in developed countries
Reaction to chancellor's proposed digital tax, extra funding for industrial strategy, full fibre connectivity, and cyber defence
Tech giants to be forced to pay fair share of tax, under plans unveiled by chancellor Philip Hammond
Sundar Pichai admits 48 staff have been sacked for sexual harassment over past two years
Information Commissioner confirms maximum possible fine for Facebook over Cambridge Analytica
Are you listening Mark? Tim Cook calls for federal privacy law and vows to protect users’ data and privacy
Former Liberal leader to move family to California after appointment as Facebook's global affairs and comms
Publishes data sets of millions of tweets, images and videos from accounts linked to Russia and Iran
US election clampdown, but meantime in the UK it pledges to make political adverts “transparent”
Social network revises down the number of accounts affected, but still doesn't offer fraud protection
Facebook is deleting hundreds of American accounts and pages for “inauthentic activity”
Google 'hangouts' its social network experiment, leaving consumers with less than a year before switch off
Normal service resumed after brief worldwide outage for the photo-sharing service
Thanks Mark. WhatsApp reportedly to begin carrying adverts from 2019 in an effort to monetise the service
Irish regulator says 10 percent of the hacked 50 million Facebook accounts are based in Europe
Big boast. Tune in on Sunday to see if hacker can deliver on promise to hack Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook page
Co-founder of WhatsApp Brian Acton admits selling out the privacy of WhatsApp users to Facebook
Online health check. Eight in ten adults concerned when going online, as majority fret over online content
Met Police Commissioner says detectives need access to material from social media companies "within minutes"
Firefox tightens its ad-tracking block credentials, for better privacy and to improve page loading speeds
Thousands of users around the world affected by brief outage of Facebook owned social services
Sajid Javid pledges more cash, and demands tech giants tackle online child sexual abuse, or face legislation
Its good to talk? Not according to Ofcom study, as messaging apps overtake number of mobile calls
Despite its social networking site being blocked in China, Facebook plans “innovation hub” for that country
Facebook temporarily suspends another data analytics firm over data policy concerns