Instagram Urged To Act On Sloth Selfies
The photo-based social network needs to do more to prevent cruel selfies, an animal charity says. Read more
Tech Giants Sorry For False News About Las Vegas Gunman
Google and Facebook struggled to prevent libellous information from being circulated online. Read more
Russian-bought Facebook Ads 'seen By 10 Million In US'
Most adverts focused on "divisive" issues like immigration and gun rights, the company said. Read more
Fresh Twist In Facebook Data Transfer Row
The European Court of Justice will now investigate whether Facebook's data transfers are legal or not. Read more
Companies Face 50m Euro Fines In Germany For Hate Speech
Critics have said that the law may lead to accidental censorship. Read more
Microsoft Axes Groove Music Service
The company's latest attempt to rival Spotify and Apple's iTunes will close in December. Read more
Close Call
5G broadband could be 10 times as fast as 4G and underpin many new technologies of the future. Read more
Nissan's Sweat-sensing Car Seat Signals Dehydration
The prototype design could save road accidents caused by dehydration, the firm suggests. Read more
Google And Apple Report Jump In Requests For User Data
Apple also reports a 62% jump in the number of accounts requested. Read more
Facebook Set To Hand Over Russia-bought Ads
The tech giant will hand over more than 3,000 adverts bought during the US election to investigators. Read more
Tesla: World's Biggest Battery Half-built
Tesla said it would build the battery in 100 days or South Australia would not have to pay for it. Read more
Quick Thinking
Humans still have the upper hand over computers in an argument. For the moment. Read more
Bloodhound Supersonic Car Fires Up Eurofighter Engine
The British-led project to build a 1,000mph car reaches a key milestone in its development. Read more
Apple Macs And PCs At Risk From Boot Bug
Out-of-date software that helps computers start could aid "sophisticated" attacks, warns security firm. Read more
Social Media Warned To Crack Down On Hate Speech
The European Commission urges tech firms to invest more to flag illegal content on social networks. Read more