One of Mark Zuckerberg's top lieutenants says he quit over 'artistic differences' with the Facebook CEO
Chris Cox left Facebook after spending 13 years at the company.
This is the pitch deck that Octi used to raise $7 million for AR social media
Octi wants to use augmented reality to offer a new and unique twist on the social networking concept.
Scandals and teen dropoff weren't enough to stop Facebook's growth
The world's largest social network is now even larger: Facebook reported 2.4 billion monthly active users (MAU) in Q1.
Apple's new no-fee credit card is an aggressive move to control more of your digital life and keep you from switching to Android
Apple Card is going to be really good for a lot of people. It's also a way for Apple to keep people from leaving iPhone behind for Android.
Amazon is finally letting brands track traffic from Facebook in its latest effort to cozy up to big marketers
Amazon is rolling out new metrics and features for its website-like Stores.
Facebook used experimental audio tech to shut down videos that AI missed after the New Zealand mosque massacres
In a blog published on Wednesday, Facebook admitted its use of AI for detecting harmful content was 'not perfect.'
Mark Zuckerberg uses 1 rule when deciding whether or not to hire someone at Facebook that every manager should borrow
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, asks himself the same question every time he's considering a new hire: "Would I work for this person？"
Mark Zuckerberg uses one rule when deciding whether to hire someone at Facebook that every manager can borrow
Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook, asks himself the same question every time he's considering a new hire: "Would I work for this person？"
Facebook is reportedly under criminal investigation over deals that gave Apple, Amazon, and other companies access to user data
Facebook is under criminal investigation over deals that it allowed partners to access user data — and not always with consent.
Elizabeth Warren calls Facebook a 'censor' for temporarily blocking her ads about breaking Facebook up
Facebook says Elizabeth Warren's ads broke its rules on using its corporate logo.
Facebook's shift to ephemeral messaging raises big questions for its advertising business, and could trigger a move into one-to-one marketing
Zuckerberg's announcement creates big unknowns for Facebooks gigantic ad business and for its advertisers, observers said.
Facebook's shift to ephemeral messaging raises big questions for its advertising business and could trigger a move into one-to-one marketing
Zuckerberg's announcement creates big unknowns for Facebooks gigantic ad business and for its advertisers, observers said.
Mark Zuckerberg painted a biting contrast with Apple on privacy, saying Facebook has sacrificed business to protect users
Facebook won't open data centers in countries with poor human-rights records, Zuckerberg said, drawing an implicit contrast with Apple.
Mark Zuckerberg paints a biting contrast between Facebook and Apple on privacy, saying his company has sacrificed business to protect users
Facebook won't open data centers in countries with poor human-rights records, Zuckerberg said, drawing an implicit comparison with Apple.
Facebook is going to move to encrypted, auto-deleting messages — and warns some countries might decide to ban it
CEO Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook wants to be a 'privacy-focused communications platform' — despite all its privacy scandals.
A powerful new sheriff is cracking down on tech, but here‘s why industry experts say you won’t see Facebook or Google get broken up
There's legal precedent for the Federal Trade Commission to look into past mergers, but insiders are skeptical that it will touch any of the big tech companies.
Facebook is reportedly considering paying a record multi-billion dollar fine to settle the FTC's investigation into its privacy practices
The Federal Trade Commission has been investigating whether the leak of Facebook data to Cambridge Analytica violated an earlier settlement.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Rep. Chellie Pingree call out Google, Microsoft, and Facebook for sponsoring a conference promoting climate denial
Two congresswomen addressed a letter to the world's largest tech companies calling out their sponsorship of a conference denying climate change.
Some lawmakers are already raising concerns about Facebook's plans to merge its messaging apps
Politicians are raising concerns around data privacy and anti-trust issues.
Facebook exec Andrew Bosworth broke the social network's rule on using your real name for 8 years
Facebook seems far less concerned about enforcing its rules for its leadership team than it does for ordinary users.