Facebook bids on Premier League
The world's top soccer league will negotiate new rights to broadcast matches in the UK.
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Social media subversion attracts political fury
COMMENT: Managing 1.2 billion users has turned out to be beyond computers and people.
Questionable Facebook ads stoke racial strife
More than 3,000 ads were sent to Congress, including many aimed at sowing discord.
Obama tried to warn Zuckerberg about fake news
Barack Obama tried to give Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg a wake-up call over fake news.
Facebook releasing Russian-bought adverts
Facebook is releasing the content of around 3,000 adverts.
Facebook and Google: Show us your ad data
COMMENT: If Mark Zuckerberg ran for president, would Facebook work in his favour?
Facebook 'sold ads to Russian firm' during election
Investigators told Facebook sold ads to a shadowy Russian company targeting voters.
Facebook to pay hundreds of millions for music
Move would allow Facebook users to include songs in videos they don't have the rights to.
Business leaders speak out against Trump
Companies have condemned the Trump administration's decision to end DACA program.
Truth behind tech whizz kid's 'fake smile'
He was making $12,000 a month at just 13 by building popular iPhone apps.
Facebook boss takes paternity leave
Mark Zuckerberg is on paternity leave after he and his wife welcomed their second daughter
Facebook 'like' could get you sued
Lawyers gear up to fight a rising number of disputes sparked by social media.
Facebook testing personal news feature
Facebook is testing a feature in the Facebook News Feed.
Facebook CEO vows to cut violent threats
Mark Zuckerberg, a Jew, has condemned neo-Nazis and white supremacists.
Tax crackdown on US tech giants
France is working to plug loopholes that have allowed US tech giants to minimise taxes.
Jacinda Ardern Q & A on Facebook tonight
Labour leader Jacinda Ardern will answer the public's questions via Facebook Live tonight.
Facebook struggles in fighting hate speech
Critics, particularly minorities, say platform's rules are sometimes improperly applied.
'Significant increase' in Facebook sale scams
People are using Facebook to rip-off unsuspecting consumers, police say.
'Significant increase' in Facebook sale scams
People are using Facebook to rip-off unsuspecting consumers, police say.
Billionaire burn: Elon Musk v Mark Zuckerberg
Elon Musk threw a gauntlet at Mark Zuckerberg, saying he had 'limited' understanding.
Herald Facebook page among most engaged in Australasia
The Herald's Facebook page one of the most engaged of any media brand across Australasia.
Social media essential for SMEs
These tips will help small businesses harness the power of social media.
Facebook: Annoying but oh so hard to resist
Why does the empire of Facebook continue to grow?
If FB was a religion, would be world's second largest
Facebook has pulled off 2 billion users in just over a decade.
How social media spreads fake news
New research reveals how fake news, hoaxes and outright lies are spreading like wildfire.
Helping to kick the disability stigma
Attitude Pictures is kicking the stigma around disability, Dan Buckingham explains.
Facebook's extreme security bug
Facebook acknowledged a security hole that may have exposed its moderators identities.
Democracy's biggest threat: Facebook
COMMENT: Social networks' business model can be a threat to democracy.
Facebook shareholders are not happy
Mark Zuckerberg still thinks of Facebook as a technology company, and not a media firm.
Bill who? Winston the Facebook king
Facebook has released data on New Zealand politicians.
Facebook violence guidelines leaked
Facebook won't delete videos of "violent deaths" self-harm and abortion.
Facebook fined for 'unfair tracking'
Facebook has been fined €150,000 by French authorities for "unfair tracking" of its users.
Billion-dollar battle for photo filters
The world's biggest social networks are locked in a serious battle over silly filters.