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Is an Activist’s Pricey House News? Facebook Alone Decides. The New York Post has complained that Facebook is blocking and downplaying its stories. But the platform doesn’t pay any special deference to journalists. Credit...Koren Shadmi April 25, 2021, 8:23 p.m. ET On Wednesday, I learned a new way to get a news article erased from much of the internet. If the article shows your home or apartment, says what city you’re in and you don’t like it, you can complain to Facebook. ...

Single sign on, or SSO, has been around for quite some time. You probably haven’t noticed it much, but it has crept into almost every online service. You are probably using it right now for a number of websites.

While Brits may be hoping for a return to the dancefloor in June, the reality of reopening nightclubs has turned into a logistical nightmare.

Tech giants such as Facebook and Google must be more transparent over how they use news content, the boss of publishing group Reach has said.

The UK court ruling on Uber drivers' rights ended a five-year legal battle, but the ride-hailing firm's problems are only just beginning.

Australia has passed a landmark law that will force tech giants Facebook and Google to pay publishers for news content.

Cashplus chief executive Rich Wagner speaks to City A.M. about how the bank differs from its challenger rivals after securing a full banking licence.

This week **Will Facebook regret going nuclear in Australia? **Arm’s getting chippy Media Moment of the Week: A jumbo jab mix-up When Liam Thorp received a text inviting him for his first Covid jab he was confused, given the healthy 32-year-old is pretty low down the priority list. After calling his GP for clarification, it was soon established that doctors had Thorp’s height down as 6.2cm instead of 6”2, giving him a rather unflattering BMI of 28,000. Had it been anyone else, this would ...

Screenshot: Will Facebook regret going nuclear in Australia? James Warrington **Will Facebook regret going nuclear in Australia? **Arm’s getting chippy Media Moment of the Week: A jumbo jab mix-up When Liam Thorp received a text inviting him for his first Covid jab he was confused, given the healthy 32-year-old is pretty low down the priority list. After calling his GP for clarification, it was soon established that doctors had Thorp’s height down as 6.2cm instead of 6”2, ...

The unbridled power of tech giants such as Google and Facebook has destroyed the concept of internet freedom, the boss of Time Out has said.