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Facebook CEO defends being a billionaire in live Q&A
Mark Zuckerberg had an interesting response to questions over extreme wealth.
Fake 'likes' case: NZ company to pay Facebook $800K
Posse of Upper Hutt social media consultants also banned from the social network.
Zuckerberg hates Warren's plan to break up Facebook
New York Times: A recording of Facebook CEO's message to staff was leaked to media.
Facebook releases Portal in NZ, allows contractors to resume listening in
Smart but snoopy cameras for video chat and more.
Editorial: About face on Facebook hate-mongering
Editorial: Searches for white supremacy-related content will be redirected to support.
Woman dies of heart attack after mum sends her hundreds of angry emojis
Her mother tried to like her post but an error meant hundreds of angry faces were sent.
Facebook using real-life firearms footage to develop auto-blocking AI
Facebook is developing its AI to help it auto-block content like the March 15 video.
Man who groomed girl, 14, for sex via Facebook jailed
Man, 20, knew girl was 14 and still pursued her for sex.
Charges laid in 35 cases over sharing of video of Christchurch terror attacks
Thirteen of the charges were in Canterbury, and seven were in the Bay of Plenty.
Is Facebook backing away from its 'always free' promise?
A subtle change on Facebook's login page has sparked controversy.
Australia reveals trans-Tasman plan to tackle online extremism
Australia PM Scott Morrison has revealed the OECD and New Zealand are working on the plan.
Mum turns detective to find stolen car on Facebook
With police too busy to investigate burglary an angry mum tracked down alleged culprit.
Comment: Is Facebook good for the world?
In this week's ad/media column, Facebook, Netflix and Stanley St make an appearance.
Big Read: Inside Jacinda Ardern and Facebook's emails after March 15
What the Prime Minister and Facebook's executives said to each other after March 15.
Exclusive: Can this man make Kiwis love Facebook again?
Facebook's Antonio Lucio is the fixer.
A mere blip: Facebook pays $7.5b fine, stock price hits record
Facebook's advertising-powered cash machine continues to push out money.
Congressman says 'hell to pay' over Facebook failure to remove Chch clip
US politician's idea to effect real change.
Facebook's foul-mouthed glossary
Social media site compiled world's largest list of obscenities in almost every language
Hawkesby: Undercover agent - now I'm convinced my phone is spying on me
COMMENT: Are our tech devices as innocent as they look? Or are they actually spying on us?
Facebook to be slapped with $7b fine for privacy lapses
The fine would be the largest the FTC has levied on a tech company.
How Libra, Facebook's cryptocurrency, would work for you
New York Times: What exactly will you be able to do with Facebook's new cryptocurrency?
Facebook to remove Brian Tamaki's hate-speech post
Facebook has said it will be removing Brain Tamaki's sponsored post from the platform.
Facebook gears up for launch of new digital currency
Facebook is braced for backlash ahead of launching a new currency next week.
Google, Facebook armed and waiting to fight lawmakers
Don't expect Big Tech to drop their arms so quickly.
After a fight he posted naked photos of his ex to Facebook page with 100K members
He even sent her a screenshot to prove what he had done on Facebook.
How the Winklevoss twins became bitcoin billionaires
Times: They sued Zuckerberg and lost. Now they've made it big, revenge is in the air.
Hawkesby: Facebook is the cesspit of social media
COMMENT: Is Facebook a news publisher? Or a social media cesspit where anything goes?
Facebook defends decision to leave up fake Pelosi video
YouTube acted fast and removed duplicates.
Facebook removes 3 billion fake accounts over 6 months
For the first time, Facebook also said it had taken action against guns and drugs.
Editorial: Christchurch Call and corporate conscience
Pressure on tech giants and other corporates to change has been mounting for some time.
Torrent of sexist abuse online taking toll: 'It's definitely getting more personal'
Two-thirds of complaints to internet watchdog Netsafe are made by women.