
New name, new logo: Facebook unveils fresh look to the world
The rebranding comes after leaked documents exposed the company's questionable actions.
The rebranding comes after leaked documents exposed the company's questionable actions.
The former president has since been suspended from both Twitter and Facebook.
OPINION: Our editorial on the malevolent spread of misinformation on vaccines.
New York Times: The Facebook whistleblower led a meticulous media rollout.
New York Times: Facebook has dismissed the claims made by the whistleblower.
Claims social media giant prioritised controversy and division over the health of users.
New York Times: Likes and shares made the site. Now it struggles to deal with the effects.
Revelation comes as whistleblower Frances Haugen prepares to give evidence in parliament.
New York Times: A lack of punctuation may cost one man thousands.
Social network says it has added new protections against mass harassment.
Other organisations included in the document have links to the KKK, ISIS and Hamas.
New York Times: Employees are divided over Frances Haugen's statements.
Data scientist says company knows how to make Facebook and Instagram safer, but won't.
New York Times: When the apps blinked out, lives were disrupted and businesses cut off.
New York Times: Leaked documents hint at a company whose best days are behind it.
New York Times: Whistleblower provided internal documents to journalists.
Whistleblower alleges Facebook 'chose to optimise its own interests'.
Concerns raised overi increased cyberbullying, possible vulnerability to online predators.
New York Times: Australia's top court said media companies can be held liable for replies.
New York Times: Facebook to use its news feed to show more pro-Facebook stories.
OPINION: Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg cites three things every business can do to succeed.
New York Times: The Ray-Bans will take photos and videos, answer calls and play podcasts.
Facebook says artificial intelligence feature "unacceptable error" will be investigated.
New York Times: Facebook offloaded responsibility for policing its most toxic content.
Mark D'Arcy has ended his tenure at Facebook after 10 years.
Telegraph: Concern allowing tech giants to make online land grabs risks dystopian future.
New York Times: As a new season begins, the hate continues.
Voices for Freedom told by Facebook it spreads falsehoods and 'harmful misinformation'.
Revenue jumped 56 per cent at the tech giant.