Legal action could follow a Daily Mail headline that linked Facebook to a paedophile gang
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Legal action could follow a Daily Mail headline that linked Facebook to a paedophile gang
Microsoft has released a Bing Bar update integrating Facebook and undercutting Google's Social Search
Microsoft's updated Bing Bar adds Facebook integration but keeps the feedback feature Google hates
Gemalto's SIM-based Facebook SMS app is for developing countries - but also flew in the busy MWC airwaves
Facebook worked closely with INQ Mobile on Cloud Touch and Cloud Q to boost social-network experiences
The boss of Twitter has dismissed reports that Google and Facebook are seeking acquire the microblog service
HTC has launched Facebook smartphones and dived into its first Android tablet, at Mobile World Congress
A new SIM-based application will allow basic handsets to access Facebook without the need for a data connection
Both Google and Facebook allegedly discussing buying Twitter to gain the 200 million social comms user base
Facebook and INQ use Google Android to serve Facebook users' online needs
Websense uncovered a toolkit for building rogue "Who Tracks You" Facebook applications selling for £15
Facebook has confirmed its HQ will move to a massive campus, formerly belonging to Sun Microsystems
Even the most efficient data centre has a carbon footprint, dependent on its source of electricity, says Peter Judge
Google's head of marketing for the Middle East helped run a Facebook page used by Egyptian protesters
Greenpeace wants Facebook to pledge on Earth Day, to become coal-free by 2021
Cyber-threats should be taken seriously, and complex passwords should be dumped, says the father of the firewall, Bill Cheswick of AT&T
Facebook has closed a loophole that allowed attackers to gain access to user data without their consent
You tell us social networks are a waste of time. Next, what do you want from MWC?
Egypt's Internet block is lifted, and President Mubarak has promised change, but troubles continue
Facebook's moves to protect privacy with SSL authentication could be vital to political activists around the world, says Peter Judge
Facebook has launched a shopping discount service based on its Places app in the UK
Sophisticated malware attackers increasingly use services and social networking sites for control operations
Facebook is not working on a branded phone with HTC – despite earlier rumours
Facebook's plans to add https sessions and "social authentication" are pushed forward following Zuckerberg hack
The high-profile hack of the Facebook founder's fan page should serve as a lesson in social network insecurity
The Egyptian government has blocked access to Twitter to prevent communication between protesters
Tibco has used its software connectors to provide a Facebook-like experience for corporate staff
Facebook may not be up to the job of securing its service, or may not care, warns Graham Cluley of Sophos
Facebook has 'temporarily' disabled a feature that allows phone number and address sharing, following criticism
Facebook claims that users will benefit from sharing their contact details with developers. Pull the other one, says Sophie Curtis