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Despite purchasing Instagram for US$1 billion, Facebook launches its own camera app, confusing fans and critics with its 'awful' filters.

Facebook faces legal action as shareholders sue over IPO discrepancies, alleging lack of transparency with forecast revisions.

Facebook shares fall for second day as criticism grows over handling of IPO, with analysts predicting further drops.

He wouldn't do it for Wall Street, but the Facebook founder scrubbed up to marry his girlfriend of nine years.

General Motors ditches Facebook ads on the eve of its IPO, raising doubts about the platform's ad effectiveness.

Mark Zuckerberg has been pitching to Wall Street all this week, but one analyst's comments about his attire have attracted all the attention.

Facebook retaliates against Yahoo's patent suit with its own 10-point counter-claim, accusing Yahoo of prioritising litigation over innovation.

Online campaign surges in support of deaf MP Mojo Mathers, challenging Parliamentary accessibility norms with nearly 1500 petitions.

Mashable, The Daily Show, and 10 other media outfits have launched new Facebook Open Graph apps, streamlining the sharing of users' reading histories.

Ahead of its IPO, Facebook faces criticism for its all-male board, with investors demanding greater gender diversity.

Facebook's Timeline, a digital scrapbook of your life, stirs mixed feelings. Here's how to navigate it, embrace nostalgia or protect your privacy.

UK juror Theodora Dallas jailed for contempt after online search on defendant, sparking debate on technology's role in justice.

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.

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

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.