Government plan to try, once again, to force tech companies put back doors into encryption
War against encryption to be re-ignited after election
Facebook fined €110m for claiming it would not 'user match' in WhatsApp acquisition probe
Facebook staff knew it was possible to link user identities and altered WhatsApp's privacy policy last year, says European Commission
EU plans more regulation for internet giants
Web giants to be told by the EU to play fair with small businesses
Google revenues leap 22 per cent in first quarter despite YouTube ad strife
Google on course to reach $100bn in annual revenues - this year or next
Wikileaks attaches strings to promise to disclose security flaws to Apple, Google and Microsoft before publishing new documents
Wikileaks demands that companies promise to fix flaws abused by the CIA within 90-days of disclosure
Facebook, Google, Twitter urged to change terms for European users or face fines
European authorities demand that more be done by social media giants to tackle fraud, scams and unsuitable content on their networks
Thousands of Twitter accounts compromised by Turkish hackers to broadcast 'Nazi' tweets
Finger of blame pointed at Twitter app Twitter Counter
Facebook fails in bid to get lawsuit over 'stolen' data centre designs thrown out
Facebook alleged to have stolen data centre intellectual property - and given it away to the Open Compute Project
Twitter's results warning to Snap as it pins a $22.2bn value on its IPO
Neither Twitter, not Snap, look like they will successfully 'cross the chasm' like Facebook did five years ago
Facebook's data transfer arrangements face legal challenge in Irish court
Model transfer clauses come under scrutiny as Irish data protection commissioner looks to refer them to the ECJ
Oculus damages: Should Facebook have seen legal action coming?
Facebook should have done more thorough due diligence before buying Oculus, suggests John-Paul Rooney of Withers & Rogers
Facebook profits up by 130 per cent to $3.6bn in fourth quarter
Revenues also surged from $5.8bn to $8.8bn
Facebook loses Oculus VR intellectual property lawsuit to Bethesda owner Zenimax
Facebook ordered to pay $500m to Zenimax on top of the $2bn it already paid for Oculus Rift
China to target VPNs in crackdown on people evading government internet controls
Web restrictions tightened up in China ahead of Communist Party Congress
Dutch developer built-in backdoors to SMB websites in order to steal personal information and money
Personal data and identities stolen by the thousand by dodgy Dutch developer
Next Directory accounts cracked in £1m scam because customers re-used passwords
Gang that cracked and sold Next Directory customer credentials jailed
HTC Vive out-selling Oculus Rift by two-to-one, claims Epic Games' Tim Sweeney
Open-source platforms are the future of VR, according to Sweeney
The same government that brought you the Snoopers' Charter now wants to control the press - all of it
If you don't support the IP Act, why support what amounts to press censorship from the same people?
Marissa Mayer to resign from Yahoo after Verizon acquisition is completed
Mayer to take $55m in compensation after sale of Yahoo web properties goes through
Labour Party to call for regulation of technology companies' algorithms
Labour's industrial strategy to compel Amazon, Google, Facebook and others to open-up algorithms to official scrutiny
Reports of Facebook Aquila drone crash under investigation
US National Transportation Safety Board looking into reported crash
The effect of Brexit on the UK tech industry? Britain will remain open for business
The uncertainly caused by leaving the EU is causing some problems, but Bill Walker sees plenty of grounds for optimism
Apple, Microsoft, Box and others react to Trump victory
The Donald has tech leaders in a tizz
Facebook stops using data from UK WhatsApp users following ICO probe
Elizabeth Denham, the UK's Information Commissioner, writes that Facebook has agreed to pause using data from UK WhatsApp users for advertisements or product improvement purposes
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