COMMENT: Censorship is not what users want; nor is it technically possible on social media.

They were sitting on multi-billion dollar ideas, but these unlucky few decided to leave just before the boom.

He's had his day in court and been grilled on camera. Now Gable Tostee has volunteered for yet another interrogation.

COMMENT: Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg is willing to try just about anything to get his company back into China.

COMMENT: The accidental "death" of Mark Zuckerberg is a timely reminder of what happens to our online content once we do pass away.

COMMENT: Momentous times for media, including Facebook - even if it refuses to accept that it is a media company.

COMMENT: People no longer agree on what high-quality news is, writes Gregory Ferenstein.

These social media disrupters are cashing in by "tricking people into reading the news".

Prime Minister John Key took on Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg about the company's tax reputation internationally - and Zuckerberg did not click "like".

COMMENT: Accurate, substantive news is on the brink of extinction, and it's not all the social networks' fault.

Google and Facebook are taking aim at false news stories that appear in their feeds.

The next set of emojis could finally include everything you've been waiting for - and then some.

Executives suggest the company probably won't be able to keep up with its explosive pace of growth much longer.

COMMENT: Rhe person that best captures the mind-boggle of it all is neither Trump, nor Ms Bono, nor novelty shrimps, but Peter Thiel.

By now, you've probably seen some of your Facebook friends "checking in" to the Standing Rock Indian Reservation - here's why.

A study of 12 million Facebook users suggests the social networking site is associated with living longer.

The relationship between Silicon Valley and liberal politicians is raising questions about partisanship in digital media.

COMMENT: Facebook wants to be in your workplace, but you'll probably find trolls there too.

The new feature is in response to the more than 450 million people visiting buy-and-sell groups on Facebook each month.

The Facebook founder has vowed to spend US$3 billion over the next decade to cure all diseases.

Mark Zuckerberg's plans to demolish and rebuild four homes neighboring his primary Palo Alto residence have been rejected by an architectural review board.

COMMENT: Facebook's decision to block a Norwegian user's post containing the Pulitzer Prize-winning photo of children was met by a cry of outrage.

A 14- year-old girl has been given the go ahead to sue Facebook after a naked picture of her was posted on a "shame page" on the site.

All Black captain Kieran Read has wished Kiwi dads a happy Father's Day, sharing a photograph of him relaxing with his own two daughters at home.

Brace yourself for the adpocalypse.

Facebook addicts had a bit of a scare this morning as a glitch temporarily posed problems accessing the mobile site.

COMMENT: It pays to understand how emails are screened, rejected or accepted.

Sir Ian McKellen was offered one million pounds to dress as his Lord Of The Rings character Gandalf and officiate at the wedding of

As traditional email falls out of favour Google is trying to make its messaging tools relevant with young users.

COMMENT: I believe there are the five vital components of a successful marketing email.