Social media
Snap shares plunge after company reports slowing user growth and revenues
People finding they have better things to do is bad news for Snap
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
Tweet theft: Idiots ruminating on technology, TalkTalk marketing fails (again) and Twitter's abuse fails
Web surfing too slow for you? Why not invest in a new mouse with two scroll wheels for faster 'net surfing?
Twitter turns to algorithms to tackle trolls and hide abusive content
Egg accounts should be hidden
Snapchat owner Snap reveals $515m loss - as it files for $25bn public share offering
Snap's prospects: No profit, no voting rights and highly dependent on Google, who it pays $400m per year
Microsoft offers concessions to European Commission over LinkedIn deal
European Commission to rule on Microsoft-LinkedIn deal on 6 December
Everybody hates email - so why do they still use it?
Email has had more than its share of critics over the years, but if it's so bad, why is it still a core application for just about every business? Stuart Sumner explores the pros and cons and asks if email is set to be replaced in the near future
Twitter to axe 300 staff in a bid to reduce losses
CEO Jack Dorsey renews efforts to tart-up Twitter for sale
Twitter has gone down, as acquisition nears - UPDATED
Likely service disruption, according to downrightnow.com
Disney rumoured to be buying Twitter
Entertainment firm may use sports network (and the force) to increase social network's weak revenue
How TalkTalk's attempt at social media marketing turned into FailFail
Brands as hopelessly tarnished as TalkTalk's ought to be more careful when marketing over mediums like Twitter
Twitter to enable longer posts by disregarding links and photos in 140-character limit
Couldn't they just increase the character limit to 160 or 180?
Tim Berners-Lee slams Twitter's 'negativity and bullying'; suggests new 'constructive' social networks now required
'We have responsibility to think how to build systems… to produce constructive criticism and harmony' says World Wide Web founder
Twitter suffers global outage across all platforms
Service up and down since early this morning in the UK
How to keep your little gamers safe online
Mark James, security specialist at ESET, gives nine tips on how to protect children online this Christmas
US Peace Corps deploys IBM Cloud to improve recruitment platform
Mobile and social set to become part of volunteer application process for US agency
How being a victim of cyber crime made me an even bigger target for hackers
Computing's Danny Palmer almost found out the hard way how cyber criminals are getting craftier...
'Facebook is a privacy enhancing technology' - says Facebook
'There's a lot of misinformation out there' about what Facebook does with personal data, says chief privacy officer Erin Egan
Twitter faces lawsuit for eavesdropping on direct messages
If plaintiffs win, every Twitter user in US could receive damages
Ashley Madison hackers release bigger batch of user data, including CEO membership details
Noel Biderman in the spotlight as hackers continue to make good on threats
How Pizza Hut embraced social collaboration using Yammer
Office 365 takes a starring role in restaurant redevelopment project
Facebook readies virtual assistant 'Moneypenny'
Moneypenny may draw comparisons with Siri and Cortana but has more in common with a host of other virtual assistant apps
Twitter acquires machine learning startup Whetlab
Social media firm wants machine learning expertise to help better organise Tweets
Twitter CEO Costolo steps down, but what next for the social media firm?
What sort of boss does the flagging microblogging site need next?
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