Twitter suspends 200 Russia-linked accounts
Twitter has suspended about 200 Russian-linked accounts as it probes online efforts to meddle with the 2016 US election.
Zuckerberg regrets dismissing fake news concerns
Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerburg has admitted he was wrong to dismiss the spread of 'fake news' across the social media platform and its impact on last year's US election.
Twitter tests 280-character tweets
Twitter's defining feature has always been brevity - 140 characters was all you got. But under a new test, it will give users twice as much room to tweet.
Dealing with anger: the 6-second solution
From road rage to workplace strains, anger is on the rise. Why are we so uptight and how can we stem the tide?
Facebook said to offer hundreds of millions for music
Facebook's move would allow users to legally include songs in uploaded videos, in a challenge to YouTube.
Why musicians are angry about YouTube
YouTube, the site best known for viral videos accounts for 25 per cent of all music streamed worldwide.
Silicon Valley tactics are choking the media
At first, the young co-founder of Facebook seemed like the perfect Millennial saviour for an iconic magazine – and then things soured.
Twitter is now a tool of social coercion
Ten years ago, I saw Twitter as a tool for building social bonds. These days, I see it as a tool for social coercion.
Goldman CEO chides Trump
Donald Trump has assailed plenty of chief executives on Twitter, but now it appears the US President may be on the receiving end from Wall S...
Goodman sitting on $2b cash war-chest to buy land
Greg Goodman, the CEO of the $15 billion global real estate developer and property fund manager, is effectively shorting the global economy.
