Zuckerberg now runs not a business but an empire. It’s time to strike back
Anti-monopoly law has not kept abreast of social networks, leaving Facebook free to suck up any rivals
The exit of Instagram’s founders shows Zuckerberg’s rule is absolute
Facebook will always data-mine its users for the benefit of advertisers, whatever the lofty principles of the apps it buys
Facebook says nearly 50m users compromised in huge security breach
Attack gave hackers ability to take over accounts in what is believed to be largest breach in Facebook’s history
Poor Mr Anus, the council candidate given a bum deal by Facebook
A local election candidate in Belgium has been forced to change his name by the social network on the grounds that it is ‘offensive and inappropriate’. The cheek of it!
Instagram founders quit amid suspected clash with Zuckerberg
Tension with Facebook may have prompted Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger to leave
UK newspaper industry demands levy on tech firms
News Media Association says Google and Facebook should fund the journalism from which they profit
Labour vows to rein in academies and scrap free schools
Shadow education secretary Angela Rayner to reveal plan to axe free schools in proposed education reforms
Follow the money: how News Corp wields power to defend its interests
In the third part of our series, we examine how Rupert Murdoch’s primary interest in politicians is not always political but often commercial
EU warns Facebook it faces sanctions over ‘misleading’ T&Cs
Commission gives social media company until end of the year to change its terms of service
Campaigners begin action against male-targeted job ads on Facebook
Workers claim that Facebook provides job ads which allows employers to choose who they want based on their age and sex
Ofcom to push for regulation of social networks
Media regulator’s chief seeks action to prevent online harm
Future Politics: Living Together in a World Transformed By Tech – review
In an age where our every action can be harvested as data and used against us, Jamie Susskind’s book makes crucial reading
Remove terror content or be fined millions, EU tells social media firms
Non-compliance penalty could be up to 4% of global revenue, says European commission
What’s behind Mark Zuckerberg’s man-crush on Emperor Augustus?
The Facebook founder’s bromantic hero was a canny operator who was obsessed with power and overrode democracy
‘Nicole From Last Night’: how one man’s quest for love led to a surprising sisterhood
A Canadian student, who got a wrong number from a ‘Nicole’ he met in a pub, emailed 247 of her campus namesakes – a Facebook group and a very unusual modern love story ensued