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Paul Borrud, Facebook’s ANZ head, is set to leave after six years, prompting the search for a new leader to drive its local business operations.

Mark Zuckerberg breaks his Twitter silence since 2009, urging followers to oppose SOPA and PIPA bills to protect internet freedom.

Security firm AVG plans to raise up to USD $125 million through an IPO on the New York Stock Exchange, after a prosperous year for tech IPOs.

Facebook is set to surpass 1 billion users by August, driven by growth in India and Brazil, predicts UK-based digital market analyst iCrossing.

Facebook is becoming the modern Neighbourhood Watch, with viral videos and photos aiding in crime-solving, despite police concerns.

New Yahoo! CEO Scott Thompson begins his tenure today, backed by a stunning US$27 million incentive package aimed at revitalising the tech giant.

New Zealand's Ben Liebert has launched stringsof.me, a social media site prompting daily reflections and creating a unique digital diary.

NZ leads global debut of Facebook's Timeline feature, rolling out first to Kiwis after months of anticipation and beta testing.

Apple’s stringent social media policies have surfaced, highlighting how the tech giant enforces rigid guidelines that led to a UK employee's dismissal.

An Apple store employee in the UK was dismissed for venting about his iPhone on Facebook, shedding light on Apple's stringent social media policies.

Facebook's new privacy settings mean that photos you tag now can be seen by friends of the person tagged, not just your own friends.

Facebook might go public as soon as this autumn, with a potential IPO valuing the company over $100bn, reports the Wall Street Journal.

Jimmy Kimmel is calling on Facebook users to ditch their unwanted 'friends' on his second annual National Unfriend Day. #NUD.

Facebook and Twitter users are joining a campaign by ToiletDay.org to post about the global toilet shortage in support of World Toilet Day this Saturday.

Facebook's Timeline debut stalls amidst competition with Google+, sparking curiosity and strategic delays in rollout.

Facebook now lets users download all their data in a single zip file, offering an offline copy of posts, photos, events, and messages.

All forms of social media need to be approached as professionally and strategically as any other communication platform you use.

Facebook and Google dubbed 'the Al Capones of the internet' in T-post's latest issue, questioning their unchallenged dominion online.

The long-awaited Facebook iPad app has finally been released, after long delays and rumours of internal disagreements.

Technology pioneers old and young have paid tribute to Steve Jobs, the iconic founder of Apple who passed away earlier today.