Article 13: Memes Exempt As EU Backs Controversial Copyright Law
Sharing memes and GIFs is still allowed under the new laws, after tweaks to allow "parody". Read more
Three-unique-words 'map' Used To Rescue Mother And Child
How three words - "weekend", "foggy" and "earphones" - rescued a mother and child after a car crash. Read more
Huawei Shows Off Flagship Camera Phone
Two new smartphones from Huawei use artificial intelligence to create better exposures. Read more
Facebook, YouTube Sued Over Christchurch Shootings Video
A French Muslim group launches legal action over the way disturbing footage of the shootings was shared. Read more
Ready Player One: How We Made The Film's Visual Effects
Industrial Light and Magic explain the challenges involved in making the film. Read more
'The Biggest, Strangest Problem I Could Find To Study'
Tackling the "grey noise" of potentially malicious web traffic is a full-time job for IT teams. Read more
Apple Announces New Services
Apple announced new services across some of their apps at a conference in Cupertino, California. Read more
10 Years Of Grindr: A Rocky Relationship
A look back at the highs and lows from the first 10 years of dating app Grindr. Read more
Britons Get 'bad Deal' From Broadband Giants
Slow speeds and poor value for money top lists of complaints about big UK broadband providers. Read more
How Pope Francis Could Shape The Future Of Robotics
Pope Francis hosts discussions on the future of robotics and ethics at the Vatican in Rome. Read more
Security Flaw Put RBS Customers At Risk Of Cyber-attack
Software designed to prevent cyber-attacks had a bug that could have let hackers get at machines. Read more
Why Bots Probably Aren't Gaming The 'Cancel Brexit' Petition
Questions have been asked about whether all the 3m signatures on the petition are genuine. Read more
Facebook Staff 'flagged Cambridge Analytica Fears Earlier Than Thought'
Facebook says concerns raised about data-scraping were not related to the previously reported scandal. Read more
Arrests Shut Down Illegal TV Streaming Gang
The gang behind the net TV services offered access to hundreds of channels in 30 countries. Read more
Health Apps Pose 'unprecedented' Privacy Risks
Data is being shared with companies, including Amazon and Google, a study of popular apps finds. Read more