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Facebook in fight over tax billions
A controversial decision about where its money goes could cost Facebook $14.1 billion.
A controversial decision about where its money goes could cost Facebook $14.1 billion.
One, two, three, four the people declare an inter-island war.
It is surprising there was no Plan B for dealing with mass cancellations of tech events.
Facebook said new methods would prevent it happening again. Then it happened again.
The tattoo artist and solo mum says reporting photos has a 'scary impact' on her business.
The US presidential hopeful has called for a change to the law.
Advertising Standards Authority decides ' mischievous' ad within the rules.
New rules will advise how much ads cost and who they're targeting.
New York Times: Mark Zuckerberg has ensured another election shaped by the social network.
The inside story of a community Facebook page threatened with defamation action.
The review, costing ratepayers $88,000, was conducted by Wellington lawyer Peter Chemis.
New York Times: Companies that sell likes and followers on social media are easy to find.
A Bloomberg considers whether the Facebook boss always lacks emotion.
The chatbot will attend to you shortly.
'Time to get rid of that chloe bitch--just a waste of air'
The BSA wants stricter rules for live-streaming.
Financial Times: Facebook has 2.5b monthly active users. Almost 400m are bogus accounts.
And another 'watching brief' in NZ.
Finally, some good news from the weirdo-sphere that is social media.
COMMENT: There are glaring signs that the social media giant's days are numbered.
New York Times: Not during Vietnam or Watergate did I ever fear more for my country.
Users can no longer add emojis such as the eggplant, peach or water drips to posts.
New York Times: Employees from the social network wrote an open letter to Zuckerberg.
Financial Times: Zuckerberg tried to change the narrative during a marathon hearing.
New York Times: You're everyone's favourite punching bag. Why not take the decade off?
Review will determine why staff did it and what steps should be taken if it happens again.
Comment: Facebook launching the first cryptocurrency with potential to be crypto-money.
When social media giant unveiled this new design, people soon noticed something strange.
Mark Zuckerberg had an interesting response to questions over extreme wealth.
Posse of Upper Hutt social media consultants also banned from the social network.