Facebook reveals stunning financial results, as returns from mobile advertising reaches new heights
Arrests are made in the Lecpetex botnet investigation
The watchdog is looking into claims that the social network was breaking data protection laws
Facebook has been criticised for carrying out a psychological experiment on hundreds of thousands of users without their knowledge
The top European court asked to review the data sharing agreement between Europe and the US
Facebook users briefly faced an abyss of loneliness
One in the eye for Cisco! Facebook will make its own SDN switches using its own Open Compute server hardware
The new app borrows heavily from Snapchat, but also introduces some original features
David Marcus will be overseeing the development of Facebook’s messaging products
Google reportedly has an initiative underway to launch a fleet of at least 180 satellites to provide Internet access across…
Noob users of Facebook receive a privacy policy change that will limit their first postings to the audience they want…
Infected users will be alerted when they're on the network and given the option to remove the malware with F-Secure…
Facebook has got data centres as efficient as it can. Now it's working on the building process, says Peter Judge
Several major IT companies are reportedly moving to automatically notify users of government data requests
OpenID and OAuth vulnerabilities could allow for abuse of website redirection to get at user data
New measures allow users to limit how much personal information they share with third-party mobile apps
Facebook agrees deal to buy Finnish firm ProtoGeo, creator of popular iPhone and Android app Moves
Facebook's first-quarter profits tripled, aided by significant growth in its mobile user base and mobile ad sales
The social network is negotiating with Ireland’s central bank to become a licenced financial services operator
Yandex says 'yes', Facebook and VKontakte say 'no', Wikipedia changes its mind
Facebook users will have to use dedicated messaging app for iPhone and Android chats
Environmental pressure group Greenpeace wants to Amazon Web Services to use renewable energy. Peter Judge thinks it has a fight…
Facebook buys a small British firm as it investigates drone, satellite and laser technology for its Internet.org push
Facebook super proud of its threat detection and remediationis
Facebook surprises with the £1.1bn purchase of virtual-reality headset maker Oculus VR
NSA brief contradicts tech giants' vociferous claims they knew nothing about surveillance
Jan Koum defends WhatsApp users' right to privacy following $19bn acquisition by Facebook earlier this month
Ikea inspired Facebook's next data centre in Sweden, but Peter Judge says these are not the first flatpack racks
The new ‘Rapid Deployment Data Centre’ design will be assembled on-site like Ikea furniture
US regulators face calls from privacy advocates to investigate Facebook's expensive acquisition of WhatsApp