War and Peace and Facebook
How much time do you spend on social media? Wouldn’t it be better spent reading “the whole of humanity”?
Race-hate under lawyers’ skin
A barrister appeared to fling a bundle of documents at a lawyer in the Federal Circuit Court as he sat beside her.
More to come: sex scandal MP
Sex scandal MP Nathan Barrett has conceded there is more damaging material in Facebook posts sent to his online lover.
Exciting time for online debate
Facebook may be forum for the next leaders’ exchange but Shorten won’t click ‘like’ on it.
Apple must make iPhone smarter
With Google, Amazon and Facebook creating better services for the iPhone, it’s time Apple steps up its game.
Like a red flag to a bully
Victorian Labor’s Safe Schools indulgence is exposed.
Charges over racist Peris tirade
A man from NSW has been charged with allegedly posting an expletive-laden racist tirade on Nova Peris’s Facebook page.
Facebook pulled into race case
A woman who accuses students of racial hatred is taking her fight for $250,000 to Facebook’s headquarters.
Triggs hires top silk in 18C case
The cost to taxpayers of an 18C racial hatred case involving Facebook posts by uni students is escalating.
Red ribbon event
A ribbon-cutting ceremony at the University of Tasmania was far from a bipartisan affair.
Kazal to stage legal battle
Sydney businessman Tony Kazal is taking legal action against Fairfax Media.
Ad spend returns in false claims
Tim Worner has seized on a turnaround at US networks as Facebook and Google lose face over claims for video viewers.
Video games
Ed Husic and David Leyonhjelm offer their views of the campaign, after a fashion.
Our turbulent times
The conservative poster boy unloads on love, Trump, and the evils of Facebook.
Facebook has been outed
Facebook is not, as its millions of users around the world had always presumed, everybody’s friend.
Critics’ rage at Facebook ‘gag’
A critic of the Safe Schools Coalition has accused Facebook of censoring its conservative viewpoint.
Giants put heat on news sites
How Facebook buries news has shed light on its huge power.
Zuckerberg in damage control
The Facebook boss responds to a PR crisis after it emerged the social network was burying politically conservative news.
Instagram unveils new icon
The popular image-sharing network has killed off its vintage camera icon, and some users aren’t happy.
WhatsApp delivers desktop app
Facebook’s popular mobile messaging service has announced a desktop app for Windows and Mac.
More Facebook friends, less pain
Oxford University researchers have found people with more friends can endure physical pain for longer than loners.
Act of dog owner
Barnaby Joyce should take a bow after an apology video from Johnny Depp and Amber Heard.
Time to stop ignoring LinkedIn
This is why you need to make the uncoolest professional network part of your social-media routine.
Duopoly is devouring market
It is pointless to debate about media reform without robust probing of the two superpowers, Facebook and Google.
Bandt flies a rainbow flag appeal
Greens MP Adam Bandt is asking for public money so that schools can fly rainbow flags.
How to actually use Twitter
Facebook is for connecting with friends, LinkedIn with colleagues. So what exactly is Twitter for? Here’s some tips.
I fear for my safety: race claimant
A woman who seeks $250,000 damages in a racial vilification case against three students says she felt at risk.
SBS boss OK’d leak witch-hunt
SBS managing director Michael Ebeid personally authorised an IT witch-hunt last year.
Kelly urges Nine-Fairfax merger
Former Nine COO Simon Kelly says Nine, Fairfax Media and Southern Cross Media Group should pursue a “mega-merger”.
Equality must begin at home
It’s high time ‘working mothers’ made way for ‘working parents’, argues Anne-Marie Slaughter.
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