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Facebook, YouTube, Twitter send home thousands of human moderators

Facebook employees to work from home as coronavirus spreads around the world.

Investors up pressure on Facebook, Google and Twitter to stop sharing of terror attacks

Investors in Facebook, Google and Twitter are putting pressure on the companies.

Facebook rolls out coronavirus information portal

Information centre will be up and running over the next 24 hours.

Facebook acknowledges bug that blocked coronavirus news

Bug in Facebook's system blocking links to news stories about the coronavirus.

Chch mosque shootings clip still on Facebook, one year on

"You're creating the perpetrators."

How NZ has been at the forefront of a global collaboration to curb online terror

The Christchurch Call processes have already been used to stop spread of online terror.

March 15: Day the internet was weaponised

Comment: An "internet for good" should be our response to March 15, says Jordan Carter.

Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg on powerful women and coming under fire

Facebook's chief operating officer on why women still struggle to get to the top.

Surge of coronavirus misinformation stumps Facebook and Twitter

New York Times: As coronavirus has spread across the world, so too has misinformation.

Election advertising: Watchdog blows chance to stamp out misleading posts

Advertising Standards Authority decides ' mischievous' ad within the rules.

Labour and Facebook join forces to tackle 'fake news style ads'

New rules will advise how much ads cost and who they're targeting.

Buckle up for another Facebook election

New York Times: Mark Zuckerberg has ensured another election shaped by the social network.

Facebook tightens policy against deepfakes ahead of election

Satire and parody will still be permitted.

Warning: WhatsApp to stop working on older smartphones

If you've got these phones and you like WhatsApp, it may be time for an upgrade.

Big Read: The inside story of a Facebook scrap with council - and claims of covert surveillance

The inside story of a community Facebook page threatened with defamation action.

Exonerated: Council CEO had 'good reason' to go through' Facebook pages

The review, costing ratepayers $88,000, was conducted by Wellington lawyer Peter Chemis.

Fake 'likes' remain just a few dollars away, researchers say

New York Times: Companies that sell likes and followers on social media are easy to find.

Is Mark Zuckerberg always a colourless automaton?

A Bloomberg considers whether the Facebook boss always lacks emotion.