Thai man jailed for 35 years for 'defaming' royals in Facebook posts
The man’s last name has been withheld from publication to protect his relatives from ostracisation.
Your contributions will help us continue to deliver the stories that are important to you
The man’s last name has been withheld from publication to protect his relatives from ostracisation.
The centre of the storm tracked very close to Ireland yesterday.
Quite literally. Dictionary.com has announced xenophobia, defined as ‘dislike of people from other countries’, as its word of the year.
And being too nice is one of them…
Users in both Ireland and Spain will be able to test Reactions, a feature that will accompany the ‘like’ button, starting tomorrow.
Wow! Sad! Angry! Six different emotions are being tested.
Scammers are using fake dislike buttons to lure users in.
Let ‘em know. Let ‘em all know.
Paul Ceglia has been on the run for over a week
A report commissioned by the Belgian Privacy Commission found that the company’s privacy policy violates European law.
All of your essential tech and social media news for the week in one byte-sized portion.
How might we convince you to follow through on this, Mr Zuckerberg?
They’re thinking about it, but it might not come in the form you would expect.
This is the first time in two centuries that any of the contested sculptures has left Britain.
Turns out, disliking something is pretty negative.
“By forcing us to use our ‘real’ names, it opens the door to abuse and violence.”
More than two million people fell for an elaborate scam.
In a TV interview, Recep Tayyip Erdogan threatened to ban the sites after a raft of online leaks added to a growing corruption scandal.
The Sympathise button is old news. Here’s what Facebook REALLY needs.
All that effort. And for what?
It’s said that users could be charged up to €12.60 to send direct messages to the inbox of high-profile users.
“This should have been a blockbuster. This should have traded to $60 or $70.”
Shares in the much-vaunted social network, led by newlywed Mark Zuckerberg, lost an eighth of their value in 15 minutes.
Valentina Monetta’s song ‘Facebook, Uh, Oh, Oh’ had been kicked out of the competition for trademark violation.