Elon Musk latest change at Twitter will see platform allow publishers to charge users on a per-article basis
Amid Ukraine crisis, Russian President Vladimir Putin asks his administration to consider new system to ban toxic internet content
Meta's 'Supreme Court' has once again urged the social networking giant to be more transparent about its content moderation decisions
Facebook's Supreme Court, the Oversight Board, is to investigate the 'cross-check' system used for content decisions for high-profile users
Russian authorities have repeated a warning that Twitter has one month to delete 'banned content', or it will be blocked…
Australia becomes first country in the world where a government arbitrator can set prices tech giants must pay for local…
Australian government agrees to alter its 'media bargaining law', after Facebook blocked local news from its platform last week
International media group that includes newspapers such as the Times, the Wall Street Journal, the Sun, sign three year deal…
Facebook called it 'bad legislation' and Google says it is 'unworkable', and threatened to pull out, as Australia gears up…
Social network's 'supreme court' overturns four out of five Facebook decisions to remove questionable content from its platform
Despite confrontation with Australian government over content payments, Google reportedly readies own news service down under
That could difficult. French parliament passes a law that requires social media companies to delete certain content within an hour
Facebook has agreed a multi million dollar settlement with content moderators who sued it for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and…
Facebook names members of its content oversight board that can overrule Mark Zuckerberg over objectionable content on the platform
Does Facebook and Google still need immunity from legal liability for user post? US Attorney General doesn't seem to think…
More powers on the way for British communications watchdog Ofcom, after Government decides Internet firms cannot regulate themselves
Health Secretary announces tech giants will work with Samaritans to limit harmful online content
Google makes a departure from its usually hands-off approach when it comes to search results
OPINION: The Mail on Sunday slams Google, but should all the blame really be levied at tech companies?
Home Secretary Amber Rudd holds meeting with leading tech firms over tackling terrorist content online
Opera has given the world a glimpse of its first ever concept browser, codenamed Opera Neon, which it hopes will…