Facebook is making more and more money from you. Should you be paid for it?
Figures show a 20% increase in the amount of advertising revenue generated by the average Facebook user. Is it time you were remunerated?
Facebook joins YouTube in showing 360-degree videos – including Star Wars
Social network giving virtual-reality content a boost in its news feed, with other partners including GoPro, LeBron James and Vice
Instagram passes 400m users as young shun tweets for photo op
Photo and video-sharing app’s current challenge, however, is to make money from a youthful audience for whom Twitter is ‘barely on the radar’
Facebook etiquette – some simple guidelines
If you’re itching for Facebook to launch its ‘dislike’ button, try these alternative ways of showing your displeasure
Facebook’s new opt-out for tracking ads is not enough, says privacy expert
Social network provides new opt-out tool for behavioural adverts, but doesn’t stop collection of user data
UK war on encryption will struggle without the US onside
UK eavesdropping plans must deal with US internet firms’ security, users’ encryption and a White House retreat on legal action
Facebook to roll out a ‘dislike’ button … what’s not to like?
Mark Zuckerberg recognises that ‘not every moment is a good moment’. The new function will offer a refreshing antidote to the social network’s relentless optimism
Facebook working on ‘dislike button’, Zuckerberg says
The social media site’s users want the ability to express empathy toward certain posts, says Facebook CEO: ‘Not every moment is a good moment’
Facebook likes move to much bigger UK headquarters
Social media company increases office space again with change to controversial London development
Terry Gilliam laughs off Variety’s dead Python blunder
Film director takes to Facebook to apologise for his own ‘death’ after website publishes premature obituary
Facebook’s new digital assistant ‘M’ will need to earn your trust
Just like Siri and Cortana, M will be fuelled by your personal data – this trust it expects must be earned and backed up by rules
Star Wars: The Force Awakens to open in Europe before US
British fans will get to see JJ Abrams’ ultra-hyped reboot on 17 December, a day ahead of those in the US but behind France
Future of virtual reality lies in the hands of developers
The fate of virtual reality could be decided by Hollywood and gaming, so how can these creative industries make the most of the new tech?
Instagram advertising goes global with new TV-style formats
Facebook-owned photo-sharing platform rolls out ad service to 38 markets and adds new formats including landscape-shaped photo and video
From relationships to revolutions: seven ways Facebook has changed the world
One in seven people worldwide used the social network on one day this week, says Mark Zuckerberg. Here is how it has changed our lives – for better or worse