Latest effort by US lawmakers to limit legal protections of online giants over misinformation takes on greater urgency after deadly…
Social media companies face large fines for failing to remove illegal or dangerous content, along with requirement to protect impartiality
President Trump warns that unless Section 230 liability protection for social networking firms is removed, he will veto a major…
No love for Twitter. Russia's parliament has prepared draft legislation that will allow Moscow to ban US social networking giants
US Commerce Department delays enforcement of TikTok US ban 'pending further legal developments' as China's ByteDance launches appeal
Facebook confirmed it is placing limits on algorithmic group recommendations ahead of this week's US elections as company cracks down…
US judge rejects government appeal to reverse earlier decision allowing Chinese app WeChat to remain available in US app stores
To maintain loyalty and brand advocacy, how has personalisation evolved? Highly focused data is, of course, needed to create personalised…
Twitter will no longer block links to articles containing hacked materials, following criticism over treatment of controversial New York Post…
Twitter's self regulation not working says US report, citing its embarrassing hack in the summer that compromised high profile accounts
Twitter bars premature post-eleection declarations of victory, slaps restrictions on misleading content posted by US politicians
Twitter to expand policy of labelling state-affiliated accounts to more countries, amidst controversy over political disinformation
Oracle says TikTok parent ByteDance has chosen it to be the app's 'trusted technology partner' in the US, ahead of…
Alexis Ohanian leaves Reddit's board of directors and says he will donate $1m to charity in move protesting hate speech…
Escalating row between Twitter and the White House sees tech firm call out US President over a new tweet for…
US President ready to follow up on threat to 'close down' social networking firms after Twitter places fact warning label…
Social media companies should be regulated as something between a newspaper and a telecommunications firm, Facebook chief tells conference
More powers on the way for British communications watchdog Ofcom, after Government decides Internet firms cannot regulate themselves
User backlash prompts Twitter to announce pause in its plans to delete millions of inactive accounts
New research highlights vulnerability risk of using potentially insecure code snippets posted on social media outlets such as Stack Overflow
Social media trend. Teenagers make exaggerated claims about emotional problems to generate online sympathy
Gigamon survey finds biggest threat to enterprise security is not from hackers, but rather social media apps
Users taken off-guard as Microsoft rolls out 1980s-era logos and imagery across its Windows social media accounts
Google, Facebook and Twitter work with major consumer brands and ad buying agencies on coordinated self-policing amidst calls for stricter…
Technology from the London-based start-up is to be used to track down misinformation and spam and 'improve the health of…
The company says it is cracking down on the way third parties handle users' personal information, amidst pressure for tighter…
More evidence that parental concern over tech and social networking is misplaced in Oxford University study
White paper calls for an independent regulator that would write a code of conduct covering illegal or dangerous content –…
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Parliament group calls for regulations to tackle harmful social effects of 'Wild West' online environment, in the latest sign of…