The Guardian view on regulating social media: necessary but risky
Editorial: Big tech self-regulation is not working. But measures to curb online harm must be carefully thought through
Zuckerberg’s role in Facebook rebrand may backfire, experts say
Major involvement in launch of Meta could saddle it with baggage from founder’s primary venture
Facebook trained its AI to block violent live streams after Christchurch attacks
Leaked papers detail emergency exercise that followed 2019 mass murder in New Zealand
Facebook has ruined our reality, now it’s coming for the metaverse too
Mark Zuckerberg’s latest Meta morphosis fills me with a deep sense of dread. And some companies are too toxic to rebrand
Facebook announces name change to Meta in rebranding effort
Holding company will encompass Facebook as well as its apps, such as Instagram and WhatsApp, and the virtual reality brand Oculus
Enter the metaverse: the digital future Mark Zuckerberg is steering us toward
The company, now rebranded Meta, already has a foothold in the digital world. How far will it go to see it succeed?
Lawyers use Voller defamation case to demand Facebook group admins remove posts
Administrator of community group was sent defamation threat over posts and comments about Western Australian mayor
Facebook tells staff to preserve documents amid heated inquiries
Several agencies are investigating the company’s workings post former employee Frances Haugen’s extensive document leak
Why the writing is on the wall for Facebook
Profits are strong, shares are up and its users are increasing. But the social media company is still in big trouble, writes Arwa Mahdawi
Facebook cannot moderate itself – its problems have only just begun
Whistleblower testimony about the company’s continuing failure to address problems is pushing legislators to act, says technology writer Chris Stokel-Walker
Facebook was born, lives and thrives in scandal. It’s been lawless for years
We’ve known that Facebook is lawless and reckless for years. But lawlessness pays – so don’t expect it to change
Facebook profits top $9bn amid whistleblower revelations
The company reported a 6% increase in daily active users and a revenue that grew to $29.01bn thanks to online advertising
Facebook admits site appears hardwired for misinformation, memo reveals
Papers reveal struggle to tackle hate speech and reluctance to censor rightwing US news organisations
Facebook revelations: what is in cache of internal documents?
Roundup of what we have learned after release of papers and whistleblower’s testimony to MPs
Facebook is ‘unquestionably making hate worse’, says whistleblower Frances Haugen – as it happened
Follow evidence to the joint committee of MPs and peers considering the draft online safety bill