Ashley Highfield: Press can turn around ten years of decline if new Government tackles Duopoly
News publishers are “not operating on a level playing field” with Facebook and Google, according to Johnston Press chief executive…
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Facebook under fire as Guardian investigation reveals internal guidelines which allow extreme content
The Guardian has published details from 100 internal Facebook training manuals on how its moderators should deal with extremist content.…
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Facebook fined for misleading EU over WhatsApp merger and ‘unfair tracking’ of customers in France
Facebook has been fined £94.5m after the EU’s anti-trust watchdog said it provided “incorrect or misleading” information regarding £15.3 billion…
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Information Commissioner says Facebook no longer ‘just a platform’ as she probes political advertising
Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham has warned that Facebook is no longer just a platform and needs to face up to…
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Most-shared general election stories on social media overwhelmingly anti-Tory with no sign yet of fake news
The most shared news stories about the general election on social media appear to be overwhelmingly anti-Tory with the Independent…
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May says fake news ‘is a concern’ during Facebook Live interview ‘first’ on ITV News
Theresa May has said fake news “is a concern” as she revealed she had been a victim to “inaccurate” claims…
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Independent digital chief: Apple News drives traffic not revenue but Facebook instant articles is ‘important source of ad sales’
Apple News “doesn’t drive real revenue, but does drive traffic” while Facebook is an “important form of advertising sales”, according…
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Election 2017: Early data from Who Targets Me suggests Labour is spending most on Facebook Ads
Early indications from a project which seeks to track political advertising on Facebook suggests that Labour may be outspending the…
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