Facebook has 1m advertisers, but they’ll have to wait for video ads Social network says 61% of its monthly active UK users have Liked at least one local business page. By Stuart Dredge
NSA surveillance is an attack on American citizens, says Noam Chomsky Governments will use whatever technology is available to combat their primary enemy – their own population, says critic
Man of Steel marketing campaign seeks to align Superman with Jesus Dedicated website invites clergymen to utilise Superman myth as a mechanism for 'educating and uplifting' Christian audiences
Austrian cinema: a province shaped by past masters of pessimism Phil Hoad: From sex tourism to care-home degradation, Haneke and co venture undaunted into areas that Hollywood fears to tread
Lego Marvel Super Heroes – preview Keith Stuart: I visit Lego developer Traveller's Tales and take my Marvel mad sons along to discover the studio's latest blockbusting adventure
Anchorman 2 trailer: Ron Burgundy is back – and it’s kind of a big deal Will Ferrell and the Channel 5 news team make headlines once again, as they find their place in 1980s New York
Google calls for greater transparency and challenges surveillance gag order Tech firm US petitions government to allow it to publish number of user accounts affected by secretive court's requests
Huawei banks on the rise of the selfie for world’s thinnest smartphone Smartphone's 'instant facial beauty support' capitalises on growing trend for 'selfies' and will retail below price for latest Apple iPhone
Boot up: Google Glass privacy, Facebook video ads, iOS 7 apps threat, Kazam smartphones and more Plus Android Humble Bundle, Apple/Samsung duopoly, music identity, Rihanna and Justin Bieber's YouTube battle, and more. By Stuart Dredge
Video games (for promoting science) Dean Burnett: It's time there were video games that actively promoted science
Web firms pledge £1m to help block child abuse images Culture secretary says leading internet service providers have agreed to change approach and work more closely with police
Francesca Annis, actor – portrait of the artist Stage and screen actor Francesca Annis talks about the cult of celebrity, going nude for Roman Polanski and the pressure of playing a famous beauty
Buzzfeed sued by photographer for $3.6m over ‘copyright breach’ Website removed link to article after initial complaint, but lawsuit alleges 'direct and contributory infringement'. By Josh Halliday
Man of Steel leaps predecessor in a single bound as waiting game pays off Charles Gant: Seven years after Superman Returns debuted disappointingly, the series reboot has opened faster than a speeding bullet
Mindshare Worldwide’s Nick Emery on big data – Cannes Lions video The chief of the global media buying network explains how big data is transforming the advertising industry