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Telecom renews sponsorship for the All Blacks' UK tour, introducing the Telecom BackingBlack Tour with exclusive content and events for UK fans.

Facebook experienced its worst outage in over four years, leaving millions disconnected twice last week due to an internal error.

Building phones is not what we do, says Facebook in response to rumours it's secretly working on a Facebook-branded phone.

RightNow revolutionises Facebook's customer service with new tools, enhancing integrated web and social interactions.

Symantec warns that anti-virus software alone can't combat new online threats, stressing the need for multi-layered security in the digital age.

Behavioural Targeting (BT) revolutionises online marketing by enabling advertisers to precisely reach target audiences, but raises significant privacy concerns.

Germany moves to ban employer snooping on Facebook, aiming to protect employee privacy in a groundbreaking draft law.

Free calls to Facebook friends now a tap away with a new app for Android and iPhone users, cutting costs on international dialling.

From privacy nightmares to wasting time, explore 10 compelling reasons why Facebook might not be the social sanctuary it seems.

We all know that the internet can be a dangerous place. Follow these 5 tips, and you'll be a whole lot more secure online.

Facebook has hit rock bottom in customer satisfaction, ranking even lower than the US IRS, reveals a ForeSee Results report.

Facebook is set to announce its 500-millionth user this week, celebrating with Facebook Stories to highlight diverse user experiences and narratives.

The trailer for 'The Social Network', a film about Facebook's creation directed by David Fincher and starring Jesse Eisenberg, has just been released.

AOL is reportedly finalising a deal to sell social network Bebo to Criterion Capital Partners, two years after buying it for USD $850 million.

A Nielsen report reveals that 22% of all online time is dedicated to social networking, with Facebook and YouTube leading the charge.

A new 'likejacking' scam is tricking Facebook users into spreading unwanted code by promising sensational content, hijacking clicks to spread virally.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg acknowledges privacy issues and promises improvements in email response to tech blogger.

Tim Sparapani, Public Policy Director for Facebook, has said that the social networking site will launch new privacy options in the coming weeks.

Disgruntled Facebook users launch QuitFacebook campaign, urging unhappy members to delete their accounts on May 31st, citing privacy concerns.

An Argentine judge has ordered that Facebook pages designed to coordinate student truancy should be shut down.