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Lawmakers call on social media CEOs to do more to police content and curb misinformation
Mark Zuckerberg suggested people would soon “hologram into work” even before the pandemic left offices empty
Facebook founder donates shares in tech giant without relinquishing power
Virgin Orbit achieves orbit, Audi chip hit, Samsung chief back in jail
Facebook founder breaks with industry over Section 230 immunity
Republicans want to know why platforms restricted access to story about Joe Biden’s son
Brussels’ Big Tech ‘hit list’, Disney streaming shift, China chip boom
Social network softens stance ahead of US vote and updates rules over voter fraud claims
The battle for control of the app is really about data harvesting: its algorithm is worth fighting over
Shares rise despite warning that advertiser boycott could weigh on growth
US antitrust laws are no longer adequate for the online era
Amazon, Facebook, Apple and Alphabet bosses endure five-hour grilling on Capitol Hill
Chief executives bat away antitrust concerns ahead of grilling in Congress
Police crack EncroChat, Lemonade fizzes, office Covid-19 killers
With advertising budgets under pressure during the pandemic, it is tempting to be cynical
Let the social beauty parade for a support buddy begin . . .
Ex-Department of Justice economist argues social network used deception to build monopoly
Ahead of a divisive election, the decision not to censure the president has prompted a staff backlash
Middle east fund joins Facebook on roster of marquee investors
Zuckerberg faced staff backlash for refusing to take action on controversial Trump posts
Chief executive criticised for refusing to take action over posts by US president in response to unrest
Tensions escalate between Facebook and Twitter founders with White House drafting move over fact-checking
Robert Kimmitt will be board voice for external shareholders and check on power of Mark Zuckerberg
Companies rush to pull on emergency funding once considered taboo
Big Tech should assume more responsibility and learn to co-operate with the other four estates
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