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Facebook has banned far-right group Britain First
The group repeatedly broke community standards.
UN officials blast Facebook over spread of Rohingya hate speech
"I’m afraid that Facebook has now turned into a beast."
By Johnny Lieu
Facebook will be the exclusive streaming home of 25 MLB games this season
The fun starts on April 4, when the New York Mets take on the Philadelphia Phillies.
Which news platform will win in a post-Facebook world?
No news on Facebook is good news for some.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook to publishers: The News Feed algorithm isn't why you're failing
It's not Facebook, it's your content.
By Karissa Bell
This song addresses what it's like to grow up surrounded by social media
Her single 'Don't Got One' is out now.
By Ryan Sedmak
Facebook just made it easier for female entrepreneurs to connect
Find other women who run the world on Facebook.
Facebook is using facial recognition — here's how to turn it off
Some pictures just shouldn't be tagged...
I have never once 'liked' anything on Facebook. And I never will.
It's just too easy.
Facebook admits splitting the News Feed in two was a dumb idea
Facebook is putting the News Feed back together.
By Karissa Bell
To fix itself, Twitter wants to measure 'conversational health'
Jack Dorsey is really trying, guys.
By Rachel Kraus
EU to tech companies: you have one hour to remove terrorist content
They're not messing around.
By Rachel Kraus
Social publisher LittleThings shuts down, citing Facebook algorithm changes
"The position it put us in was beyond dire."
By Johnny Lieu
All the social media opt-outs you need to activate right now
Control of your data is a few clicks away.
By Sasha Lekach
How to turn off Facebook's new face recognition features
Good news: it's easy to opt out.
By MJ Franklin
Facebook job search expands to more than 40 countries
Wasting time on Facebook, or applying to a new job?
By Kerry Flynn
Facebook removes VR shooting game demo at CPAC 'out of respect' for Parkland victims
The VR game is called Bullet Train.
By Kerry Flynn
Are you arguing with a bot? Here's how to know.
Once you figure that out, here's what to do next.
By Jack Morse
Facebook is seeking a tech journalist and a #content creator
The social network is hiring a technology editor.
By Kerry Flynn
Facebook data is powering Stanford economist's American inequality study
Researcher Raj Chetty said he's interested in "whether you can network yourself out of poverty."
By Kerry Flynn
Anyone can use Facebook to boost a message. Even Russian agents.
Robert Mueller's 37-page indictment of the Internet Research Agency and surrounding players paints a chilling picture of Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election.
After Florida shooting, gun control becomes a global conversation
It's easier to circumvent nonsensical arguments against gun control on a global platform.
By Chris Taylor
