Social Media

Simmering tensions between China and Australia come to a boil over a provocative tweet.

Some of the accounts had already been identified in a data-set of 37,000 Chinese accounts targeting Australia.

The US Justice Department claims Facebook ‘refused’ to recruit, consider or hire qualified US workers...

Sharp online response after commercial shows several teenage girls bullied in school over race or...

Newly created oversight board announces first six cases involving content removed from social media giant’s platforms.

Officials double down on Australia, saying country should be ashamed of alleged war crimes committed in Afghanistan.

Australia demands removal of fake photo of soldier posted by official government spokesman, as ties deteriorate.

Account thought to be part of effort to boost royalist messages after months of anti-establishment protests.

Concentration of power in small number of tech firms is curtailing growth and innovation, says UK’s digital secretary.

The case between Facebook and users in Illinois represents the biggest consumer privacy settlement in US history.

There is alarming evidence that online attacks on women journalists can lead to ‘real world’ violence.

The mostly Chinese-origin apps threaten the ‘sovereignty and integrity of India’, the country’s tech ministry said.

Donald Trump refuses to concede to Joe Biden, but Twitter says that won’t get in the way of official account’s transfer.

We round up the numbers to know from the week’s biggest economic stories so you can impress yourself and your friends.