All I want for 2021 is to see Mark Zuckerberg up in court

The tech giants’ law-free bonanza is coming to an end on both sides of the Atlantic, but let’s speed up the process

Tech platforms vowed to address racial equity: how have they fared?

Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google and Amazon issued statements in response to Black Lives Matter this year but did they follow through?

Intellectual property to be repatriated to the US after IRS said it was owed $9bn in taxes

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A flurry of lawsuits, deemed the biggest antitrust action since the 1970s, mark a stunning reversal of fortunes for Silicon Valley

Analysis: Facebook says objections to new Apple feature that affects apps are bid to defend small businesses – but do we believe it?

The government has come up with a clever new way of regulating the digital marketplace – but will it ever become law?

America broke up logging companies in the 1840s, Standard Oil in the 1910s, and AT&T in the 1980s. It’s time to take on big tech

Regulators and 48 attorney generals take on company over antitrust concerns

The UK’s Digital Markets Unit is likely to have powers to protect startups from the giants, and about time too

Deals that brought the top four social media companies under Facebook rule would be violations if they were considered a threat

Minutes of a 2018 meeting show Facebook chief complaining UK was anti-tech and saying he might look elsewhere in Europe to invest