Iranian hackers targeting military and defence industries
A group of Iranian hackers have used Facebook and other platforms to target military personnel and companies in defence and
Facebook’s diversity report shows setback in women representation
Facebook’s efforts to increase diversity of its workforce have brought some progress during the past year – especially in terms
Facebook trying to attract creators fighting off TikTok
Facebook said it through the end of 2022 will invest over USD 1 billion in creators’ content for Facebook and
Facebook pays innovation fund to get content from publishers
Facebook will finance an “innovation fund” for around 160 regional Australian newspapers. The fund is a part of a planned
Two lawsuits by Facebook against fraudulent advertisers
Facebook announced they took legal action, by filling two separate lawsuits against the perpetrators of online scams for violating the
More publishers lining up to negotiate with Google and Facebook
Google and also Facebook are facing groups of publishers joining forces to make them pay for using publishers’ content online.
Facebook-driven traffic dips globally, Chartbeat data shows
Traffic driven by Facebook to sites has plunged globally since early May, though not all regions have been affected the
A failed challenge of Facebook’s dominance
A US judge has dismissed anti-trust lawsuits against Facebook challenging the company saying it protects its dominance by buying competitors.
Facebook using augmented reality for e-shopping
Continuing its emphasis on e-commerce, Facebook is expanding its “Shops” feature to WhatsApp in a number of countries and to
Facebook tests display ads into VR games
Having ads in virtual reality is a big step for Facebook as it looks for new platforms for advertising. The