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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.

Vulnerability in Facebook One Chat and Messenger app could allow cyber attackers to control and manipulate chat conversations.

Mark Zuckerberg will host a live call with three astronauts aboard the International Space Station, using Facebook Live.

Planning a move to Australia? Exploring houses on the property market just got easier - now you can live stream the auctions from anywhere.

New Zealand social media monitoring provider Zavy has secured a contract with DataSift, allowing the company to analyse aggregated Facebook data.

Recently, Domain (Australian real estate website) announced they would be utilising bots to help service their customers.

Microsoft recently announced a fleet of apps designed specifically for Windows 10 from the social media heavyweights.

A cancer support group out of Argentina is making waves with its new video, taking shots at social media networks who censor showing women’s breasts.

I’ll happily tell you who I think is ruining it for all of us. Let’s have some straight talk about who is ruining Facebook and Twitter.

ESET is warning Facebook users of a common scam that sees attackers sending videos via Facebook Messenger through a user’s friend list.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg kicked the conference off with a keynote detailing Facebook’s 10-year technology roadmap.

Facebook introduces 'automatic alternative text' to help blind people experience and understand photos on the platform.

In a move that is sure to shock many, the National Party has announced it intends on banning the most popular global social media website: Facebook.

Facebook has reinstated its Safety Check feature for users in Brussels, following a series of terrorist attacks that took place on March 22nd.

Digital and social media companies such as Facebook are moving further into the world of sports as more viewer attention shifts in that direction.

Facebook at Work is set to challenge the enterprise software market, offering the same features as regular Facebook.

Facebook is targeting small and medium businesses with its latest video offering which enables businesses to showcase their work.

It's no secret that small businesses are the lifeblood of the New Zealand economy and our communities, and a growing number are using Facebook.

Facebook rolls out six new reactions globally today, yet the long-awaited dislike button remains elusive, leaving some users unsatisfied.

At the end of 2015, estimates showed that 3.2 billion people were online. This means that globally, 4.1 billion people were still not internet users.