Facebook braces itself for Trump to cast doubt on election results
New York Times: Facebook is preparing in case Trump interferes once the vote is over.
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The money-go-round of publishing and countering untruths.
Gen Z Kiwis turning off social media, mobile
Large numbers of young people have health and security concerns.
Scam alert: Jacinda Ardern being used by fraudsters to dupe Kiwis into dodgy Bitcoin scams
Scammers falsely claim Jacinda Ardern flashed her Bitcoin cash to a live TV audience.
Watch: Telstra takes aim at 5G nutters
"A theory you might have heard on the dark web - or, as it's currently known, Facebook."
Facebook removes Trump post falsely claiming children are 'almost immune' to Covid-19
This is the first time that Facebook has removed a post from Trump entirely.
He threatened to feed Simon Bridges to pigs, now he's been sentenced
"Just because it's social media doesn't mean there aren't consequences," Bridges said.
National Party shuns supporters' 'offensive' online page
National Party wants nothing to do with a so-called supporters' Facebook page.
More than 1000 companies boycotted Facebook. Did it work?
New York Times: Boycott may have caused more damage to reputation than bottom line.
Covid-19 a 'growth hormone' for soaring Amazon
New York Times: Surge in online shopping reflected in quarterly report.
How to fight against big tech's power
New York Times: We are beholden to a few Big Tech overlords for much of our digital lives.
Heat goes on Big Tech: Facebook, Google, Apple and Amazon chiefs grilled by US Congress
Accusations of censorship and anti-competitive behaviour.
'Fabulous selection of books': New Conservative NZ post backfires
A Facebook post by the New Conservative Party has had an unexpected public response.
'Totally out of touch': Labour MP slammed for 'tone deaf' post about pay cut
Labour MP Greg O'Connor has since deleted the controversial post.
'I've finally died': Bride's Facebook post shocks
She left loved ones gobsmacked when she posted a Facebook message hours after her death.
Who will be the first member of the $2 trillion club?
Silicon Valley's behemoths have a combined worth greater than Japan's GDP.
How Facebook handles climate misinformation
New York Times: Policy leaves a huge loophole for climate change deniers.
Matt Heath: You have the social power. Use it!
Social media is destroying us. So how can you take back the power? Matt Heath explains
New Privacy Act: Commissioner John Edwards alerts business to new offences, fines
Our privacy legislation gets its first major overhaul since the internet went mainstream.
Facebook bans 220 'Boogaloo' groups as ad boycott snowballs
More big names pull ads from the social network.
Money talks for Facebook but NZ Super Fund isn't speaking it
Coca-Cola and Unilever's brute approach yields results.
Harry and Meghan join call for Facebook 'boycott' over 'hate speech'
Several major corporations have pulled their advertising from the social media platform.
Facebook moves fail to stem advertiser boycott as Starbucks, Levis, Diageo walk
Big brands follow Coca-Cola and Unilever out the door.
Social media in crisis: Coca-Cola joins Facebook boycott
Zuckerberg makes changes, but so far it's not enough to stop the corporate walk-outs.
Ad boycott of Facebook keeps growing
New York Times: Companies suspend campaigns over platform's content moderation practices.
What's Facebook's deal with Donald Trump?
New York Times: Zuckerberg has forged an uneasy alliance with the Trump administration.
The loneliness of Mark Zuckerberg
He's one of the richest and most powerful men, but Zuckerberg seems increasingly isolated.
'Morally impossible': Some advertisers take a timeout from Facebook
New York Times: Ever since Zuckerberg defended the platform, companies are staying away.
How to delete your old, embarrassing Facebook posts in bulk
Facebook has released a tool that makes it easier to say goodbye to the bad times.
Lawsuit says Trump's social media crackdown violates free speech
Trump's efforts to hit back at Twitter face a legal challenge.
Now more than ever, Facebook is a 'Mark Zuckerberg production'
New York Times: Facebook's problems have become too acute to leave to anyone else.
Facebook buys Giphy, popular tool for creating animated GIFs
The deal is estimated to be valued around $400 million
Important work from Christchurch Call continues
COMMENT: A year after the Christchurch call, it's clear the only way forward is together.
Revealed: RNZ spent $100,000 on media attack ads
RNZ's controversial ad campaign that raised ire of media counterparts cost over $100,000.