Facebook moves to flush out fake news
Facebook is overhauling the way its users are shown "trending" topics as part of its battle to stamp out fake news.
Facebook 'Journalism Project' to tackle fake news
Facebook has launched its own 'Journalism Project' in an attempt to better engage with news organisations.
Why Facebook's diversity push is failing
Recruiters are sending in diverse candidates but they can't make it past the hiring committee.
NYT tops 100m Facebook Live views
US politics and celebrity interviews helped The New York Times surpass 100 million views for its Facebook Live videos.
The one question that cuts through social media noise
Here's how to work out who to help when your social feeds are flooded with requests.
Meet Zuckerberg's new AI assistant
Mark Zuckerberg has a new housemate: Jarvis, an AI assistant he created that can control appliances, play music, recognise faces and even entertain his toddler.
Fake news has a long history in finance
Financial markets have long dealt with hoaxes, frauds and fake news. The wrong response can be costly.
How Facebook will stop spread of fake news
Facebook is introducing new policies to stem the flow of fake news including partnering with third-party fact checkers to flag the most egregious fabricated articles.
Ten chairman slams Facebook's 'fake news'
Network Ten chairman David Gordon has taken aim at Facebook and its fake news scandal. "Lies and deception," he says.
BBC boss warns on declining media trust
BBC Global News boss says the media needs help the public figure out what is true or not.
Facebook touts AI benefits as job risks loom
Silicon Valley is training computers to see, hear and speak and cars and trucks to drive themselves.
