Victory over Isis will stream live on Facebook. But defeat won’t
The war in Iraq is being broadcast 24/7. But don’t think for a moment that the authorities have surrendered their control over the media
Peter Thiel, who gave $1.25m to Trump, has called date rape ‘belated regret’
Facebook board member who donated to Donald Trump after sexual misconduct allegations wrote a 1995 book that attempted to discredit date rape
How a cancer group thwarted Facebook’s censorship: square breasts
Swedish Cancer Society’s original video, with animated images and information on how to conduct breast exams, was taken down by Facebook this week
Here’s a conversation starter: why is Facebook telling everyone everything I do?
The new Conversation Topics feature on the Facebook Messenger app tells you what your friends have been doing, what they like and what you could talk to them about
Facebook censors Le Monde’s mammogram screening photo
Social networking company apologises after picture of woman having mammogram with her breast exposed falls foul of its anti-nipple policy
ACLU finds social media sites gave data to company tracking black protesters
ACLU revealed Tuesday that Facebook, Twitter and Instagram gave ‘special access’ to Geofeedia, a controversial social media monitoring company
Workplace: now you can use Facebook at work – for work
The company’s office communication platform, a competitor to marketplace leader Slack, gets a makeover and a pricing structure
Facebook enjoys £11m UK tax credit despite £5bn global profit
Credit, which can be offset against future tax bills, may raise further questions about whether US group is paying its fair share
Facebook revenge pornography trial ‘could open floodgates’
Case of 14-year-old taking social network to court over naked picture has already resulted in others seeking legal advice
Facebook invests $250m more in VR as Zuckerberg shows off wireless Oculus
The company’s virtual reality wing will spend another $250m to develop new virtual reality content, as CEO says the future of VR will be social
Facebook’s inflated video metrics signals a need to define what a ‘view’ is
Shifting to video advertising may seem simple, but as Facebook’s inflated figures show, the industry needs to know what viewability really means
Facebook takes on Craigslist and eBay with new classified ad service
Marketplace will let Facebook users list items for sale, and could be an attempt to upend the crowded world of peer-to-peer selling
A tough sell: why Facebook’s e-commerce dream failed to take flight
The social network has never become the online shopping emporium once predicted. Will its most ambitious strategy yet change all that?
Inside Netflix’s Amanda Knox: ‘She was cast as a she-devil’
A new documentary on the 2007 Meredith Kercher murder traces how the tragic event morphed into salacious media entertainment – and talks to Knox about being reduced to a ‘sex-obsessed’ cartoon character
Rinstagram or Finstagram? The curious duality of the modern Instagram user
Behind many Instagram accounts featuring filtered selfies and sunkissed beaches is a second account reserved for close friends and full of wilfully unattractive shots