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AOL and Yahoo join forces in a US$4.8bn deal, their last chance to compete with Google and Facebook in the digital media market.

Facebook debuts personalised birthday videos as it celebrates 1.7 billion users and impressive quarterly results. CEO Mark Zuckerburg thanks the community.

Kiwis confess to Facebook fixation, with research showing it's their top social media habit, say Colmar Brunton.

Internet access can offer life-changing opportunities and experiences to all of us, but there are still 4 billion people without it.

One billion people now use Messenger app to communicate every month, according to a company statement. A new emoji has been added to celebrate.

Facebook's CIO praises Microsoft's resurgence at WPC, declaring it 'cool again' with robust Office 365 adoption.

Facebook heralds new era of productivity, choosing Microsoft's Office 365 to empower its global workforce and bolster security.

Facebook Messenger is testing one-to-one secret conversations with end-to-end encryption, to provide additional privacy for sensitive information.

Kaspersky Lab recently reported its discovery of a malware attack that affected approximately 10,000 Facebook users between June 24th to June 27th.

Chrome users rejoice: Effortless Facebook interaction with new browser extensions – save and share with ease!.

Launched in October 2010 as a free mobile app, Instagram became an immediate success and within two months there were already 1 million global users.

Facebook introduces new Slideshow feature allowing users to create personalised photo and video slideshows with music.

Both the webcam and dual microphone on his laptop are covered by tape, this shows the tech-savvy Facebook boss is worried about being spied on.

Apple, Google and Facebook are all vying to strengthen their communications capabilities through messaging apps and integration.

This medium enables new opportunities for creativity, and we’re excited to see what kinds of 360 photos get shared on Facebook.

It might just be possible to use Facebook Messenger, emoji searches weather and currency exchange search requests to help you book your next flight.

Your data is for sale. It's something we've all known for a while now but $26.2 billion later the conversation has been reignited.

A recently discovered vulnerability in Facebook Messenger could have had monumental consequences - here is some advice for protecting yourself.

Beware as the Ray-Ban scam strikes back, targeting unsuspecting Brits with fake email offers and Facebook ads.

Social media has done it again. Brought to attention a piece of news that has started a wildfire about one of society’s biggest issues: Rape.