Facebook announces UK trial to tackle climate misinformation
Labels to be attached to posts directing users to Facebook’s Climate Science Information Center
Even for a company that specialises in PR disasters, Facebook has excelled with its Australian blackout
By turning off news sharing, Facebook has turned attention away from flawed government legislation and on to its own reckless opaque power
I told you Facebook was bad – I even posted cartoons about it on Facebook
Even the Bureau of Meteorology were on the receiving end of Facebook’s despotic strongarm stunt
Prime minister Scott Morrison attacks Facebook for ‘arrogant’ move to ‘unfriend Australia’
The PM says the social media giant’s move to block news on its platform in Australia will harden the resolve of his government
‘Time to reactivate MySpace’: the day Australia woke up to a Facebook news blackout
Facebook users flocked to Twitter to complain about the ban, which also struck community pages, health departments, charities and politicians
Facebook’s botched Australia news ban hits health departments, charities and its own pages
Social media company’s ban on sharing news has also affected dozens of government, not-for-profit and community pages
Treasurer says Facebook has ‘damaged its reputation’ with Australian news ban
Company says it has made decision ‘with a heavy heart’ in response to proposed media bargaining code
Debate rages as Facebook prepares to say whether Trump can return
Controversy over former president’s ban has prompted letters from activists and record 9,000 comments
Google and Facebook: the landmark Australian law that will make them pay for news content
Despite protestations from both companies, the Australian parliament is set to pass legislation it says is needed to boost public interest journalism
Seven West Media signs multimillion-dollar deal to join Google’s News Showcase
Network becomes first large Australian media company to agree terms with search giant
Facebook v Apple: the looming showdown over data tracking and privacy
Facebook says collecting user data across the internet makes for ‘better experiences’. Apple – and privacy groups – are pushing back
The people using Instagram to find a life-saving kidney donor
Bo Harris says he was not only looking for an organ donation, he wanted to put a face to his largely invisible kidney disease
People of Myanmar in ‘great peril’, UN told as police clash with protesters
Human rights council meets as police fire rubber bullets in south-eastern city of Mawlamyine
Microsoft urges US and EU to follow Australian digital news code
Firm stood against Facebook and Google over plan to make tech giants pay news organisations
Facebook removes Craig Kelly post claiming children wearing masks is akin to abuse
Labor complained to Facebook about several of the Liberal backbencher’s posts, but the social media giant says others did not violate misinformation policies