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Tim Sweeney, 'Fortnite' billionaire in an epic fight
Founder of video game group leads charge against smartphone gatekeepers Apple and Google
Founder of video game group leads charge against smartphone gatekeepers Apple and Google
New York Times: A smear campaign sent the Buddhist cleric into exile to protect himself.
Multiple threads on Facebook and Reddit urged militias to head to the protests.
Facebook warns of consequences in new privacy provisions.
New York Times: Facebook is preparing in case Trump interferes once the vote is over.
The money-go-round of publishing and countering untruths.
Large numbers of young people have health and security concerns.
Latest criticism of 30% in-app purchase fee comes after lawsuit from 'Fortnite' maker
Scammers falsely claim Jacinda Ardern flashed her Bitcoin cash to a live TV audience.
"Just because it's social media doesn't mean there aren't consequences," Bridges said.
National Party wants nothing to do with a so-called supporters' Facebook page.
New York Times: Boycott may have caused more damage to reputation than bottom line.
Financial Times: Rocketing stock market performance has created risk for shareholders.
New York Times: Surge in online shopping reflected in quarterly report.
New York Times: We are beholden to a few Big Tech overlords for much of our digital lives.
Accusations of censorship and anti-competitive behaviour.
Chiefs of the Big Four face grilling over their behaviour in the marketplace.
A Facebook post by the New Conservative Party has had an unexpected public response.
Silicon Valley's behemoths have a combined worth greater than Japan's GDP.
Financial Times: Facebook uses a mixture of perks and pressure to keep brands close.
New York Times: Policy leaves a huge loophole for climate change deniers.
Social media is destroying us. So how can you take back the power? Matt Heath explains
Our privacy legislation gets its first major overhaul since the internet went mainstream.
More big names pull ads from the social network.
Coca-Cola and Unilever's brute approach yields results.
Several major corporations have pulled their advertising from the social media platform.
Big brands follow Coca-Cola and Unilever out the door.
Zuckerberg makes changes, but so far it's not enough to stop the corporate walk-outs.
New York Times: Companies suspend campaigns over platform's content moderation practices.
New York Times: Zuckerberg has forged an uneasy alliance with the Trump administration.