As promised, Meta is to pull news content from Facebook and Instagram in Canada, after the Online News Act becomes…
Vanessa Pappas, the chief operating officer of TikTok, has resigned to refocus on her 'entrepreneurial passions'
Australian regulator demands Twitter explain its handling of online hate, as complaints surge after Elon Musk lifted account ban
Bad Apple in the Big Apple. Firm engaged in union busting activities with its store staff in New York City,…
More paperwork for Elon Musk's lawyers, after yet another lawsuit filed against Twitter alleging failure to pay staff bonuses
Battle of the egos? Mark Zuckerberg accepts Elon Musk challenge to a cage fight, with Las Vegas slated as the…
UK antitrust regulator clears Amazon’s proposed smart home acquisition of Roomba maker iRobot after investigation
Two executives of banned file storage site Megaupload have been sentenced to prison, after agreeing to testify against Kim Dotcom
ByteDance looks to Southeast Asia amid Western pressure, and pledges significant investment in region to bolster e-commerce
Lawsuit from music publishers alleges 'massive' copyright infringement, and that Twitter “routinely ignores” takedown requests
Moderators of thousands of Reddit’s forums maintain blackout in protest at API fees, after Reddit CEO doubles down
Temporary restraining order by US regulator to prevent Microsoft's acquisition of Activision, is granted by US judge
After protests last year, Chinese cyber regulator to clamp down on wireless file-sharing technology on national security grounds
Ads may appear on certain tiers of Amazon's Prime video streaming, after similar plans were adopted by rival streaming providers
New Channels feature for WhatsApp offers creators and organisations the ability to 'broadcast' content to wide audience of followers
Departure of two safety executives at Twitter last week prompts warning from US Senators to Elon Musk over FTC compliance
Microsoft's Brad Smith meets with Chancellor and CMA, after saying the Activision block discourages investment in UK
More layoffs in tech sector, as Reddit confirms it will dismiss approximately 5 percent of its workforce and reduce hiring
Government to tighten procurement regime to protect national security, and pledges timeline for removal of Chinese surveillance equipment
Facebook parent organisation Meta requires staffers to return to the office three days a week, starting in September
Russia alleges the US NSA has conducted a mass spying operation on thousands of iPhones in Russia, and that Apple…
Twitter's head of trust and safety, Ella Irwin, confirms resignation – the second departure from that role after Elon Musk…
No more personalisation. Voices of Samuel L. Jackson, Shaquille O’Neal, and Melisssa McCarthy are to stop working on Alexa devices
Financial institution slashes estimate value of its Twitter stake, suggesting the Elon Musk firm value has decreased significantly
Proposed California legislation to require online platforms to pay news publishers, but Meta says it may withdraw news in its…
Amazon settles with US FTC, after alleged privacy violations with its Alexa voice assistant and Ring doorbell cameras
As Elon Musk jets into China to meet government officials, Twitter is sued by fired cleaning staff at its offices…
Elon Musk's Twitter is likely to pull out from a voluntary EU code of practice to combat disinformation, official says
Expected appeal is filed by Microsoft against UK watchdog's decision to block its acquisition of Activision Blizzard
Nearly 500 jobs are being axed at Meta's international headquarters in Ireland, in its third and final round of layoffs