Social networks mishandling user information is not just an ethical issue, but ultimately affects the bottom line

Brazil’s biggest newspaper has announced it will no longer publish content via Facebook, arguing new changes to the social media giant’s algorithm favour fake news over professional journalism

Facebook’s latest transparency report details the number of government requests for data across 129 countries – and the numbers are on the rise

In the wake of a congressional investigation, the world’s largest social network has announced fresh measures to tighten control of the adverts that appear on the platform

The Facebook-owned company announced plans to charge businesses to use WhatsApp as part of an effort to make the messaging platform profitable

Social media giant Facebook has launched a new video service in a bid to conquer the growing digital video industry

Almost 80,000 websites have united in the fight against sweeping new internet rules

As personal data collected from online behaviour has exploded, companies have rushed to adapt their advertising strategies, with mixed results

Social media giant Facebook is the latest tech company planning to branch into television with high budget scripted shows in the pipeline

Facebook supplied misleading information in an investigation into its acquisition of WhatsApp, the European Commission has ruled

Facebook has announced new steps to fight ‘information operations’ led by governments and organisations designed to sway public opinion

Mark Zuckerberg made clear augmented reality is the future of Facebook at the F8 developer conference, as the company faces ethical questions surrounding its service