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Mark Zuckerberg has said Facebook will do more to tackle fake news, and again denied it had in any way aided Donald Trump's presidential election victory.
Facebook increased quarterly profits by 166% compared with a year ago as revenue from mobile adverts grew.
MARK Zuckerberg reckons meat tastes best when you’ve killed the animal yourself.
Facebook has announced a "slimmed down" version of its Messenger app for countries where older smartphones and slower net speeds are more common.
Facebook Inc. is releasing a feature called Marketplace that will let users post items for sale and shop for things to buy, like they can on Craigslist.
Controversy over a censored Vietnam war photo highlights concerns over the social network’s vital – if reluctant – role as users’ primary news source
Mark Zuckerberg is facing criticism after Facebook censored one of the most famous war photographs in history.
FACEBOOK said Friday it is further automating its “trending” stories feature, a move that will scale back human input to prevent personal bias from influencing which stories get highlighted.
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THE saying goes that when you’re in love, you want to shout it from the mountain tops.
In light of the Dallas police shootings, Facebook has clarified its guidelines on live-video, but these won't be enough.
Social media giant accused of not doing enough to remove posts that Israel says incite violence
Taylor, who is founder and CEO of business software start-up Quip, joins the board immediately, Twitter said.
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Facebook is to give posts by users' friends and family greater prominence in their News Feeds.
An openly gay YouTube star claiming to be the target of a hate crime may have faked his own assault. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department disputed Calum McSwiggan’s claims of assault…