We all fell for Facebook’s utopianism, but the mask is at last being torn away
Mark Zuckerberg might truly believe that it’s not a normal corporation but emails about its ruthless business practices tell the real story to its users
Zuckerberg must end far right’s fundraising on Facebook – Tom Watson
Labour’s deputy leader demands action after a Guardian investigation revealed the hidden network behind Tommy Robinson
Italian regulator fines Facebook £8.9m for misleading users
Company criticised over data misuse and ordered to issue an apology on its website and app
‘Good for the world’? Facebook emails reveal what really drives the site
Analysis: documents show internal discussions focused on exploiting developers’ hunger for user data to increase revenue
Facebook documents published by UK – the key takeaways
Emails show Zuckerberg targeted Twitter’s Vine and gave some companies special data access, among other revelations
Facebook discussed cashing in on user data, emails suggest
Social network staff apparently conversed about removing data restrictions for big ad spenders
EU raises funds to fight ‘disinformation war’ with Russia
European commission to help member states recognise work of Kremlin ‘troll factories’
Facebook removed post by ex-manager who said site ‘failed’ black people
In interview, Mark S Luckie describes irony of letter’s removal for violating ‘community standards’ before it was reinstated
Tumblr’s adult content ban dismays some users: ‘It was a safe space’
Site was platform for some in LGBT community to share their struggles and triumphs
Facebook is huge, it’s monstrous, it’s addictive and it must be stopped
We know that Facebook is terrible and we shouldn’t be on it but that’s how these things work
Sheryl Sandberg saga shows it’s time to lean out of corporate feminism
Capitalism has coopted feminism and become a way for privileged women to advance their careers. We say: enough
California judge condemns startup for giving secret Facebook papers to UK
Parliament seized confidential documents under scrutiny in Six4Three’s lawsuit against social network
Millennial news site Mic sacks most of its staff in New York
Firm sells remaining assets to rival Bustle and partially blames Facebook for collapse
Christopher Wylie: ‘The fashion industry was crucial to the election of Donald Trump’
The Cambridge Analytica whistleblower reveals how certain brands were weaponised during the US election campaign
Facebook to require proof that political ads come from UK
Social network to act against ‘dark adverts’ with compulsory disclaimers saying who paid