Lawmakers seem to be catching up with technology and so will regulation, so Big Tech should not take things for granted.

The aggregators will be given three months to work out a deal on fair pay for news, failing which arbitrators will make a binding decision.

Apple delivered surprisingly strong numbers with both its revenue and profit rising, defying analysts' lowered expectations

The antitrust debate is being muddled by a rising “techlash” over a range of issues from privacy to economic inequality to political bias.

Over 408,000 websites are blocked in Turkey, and it also leads the world in Twitter removal requests, with 6,000 demands in 2019 first half.

The company says the wording of commission requests casts a net so wide it will haul in Facebook employees’ private messages and more.

The heads of Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple will be testifying at a time of growing complaints about their dominance.

Members of Bolsonaro’s inner circle are alleged to have run a social media campaign to discredit the Supreme Court and threaten its judges.

The hearing would have conflicted with the memorial service for the late representative and civil rights leader John Lewis.

Brazil’s Supreme Court ordered them blocked as part of a probe into an alleged disinformation campaign by the president’s allies

Fabricated news articles crafted by conspiracy theorists targeting Gates have gained traction online with hundreds of thousands of believers

An official said the draft legislation would make social media companies accountable in Turkey legally and for tax purposes.

Facebook’s CEO was reacting to stories in leading US media that raised questions about possible special treatment to Trump.

The Federal Trade Commission has been conducting a yearlong probe into whether the social network has abused its dominance in the market.

The report came a day after Google’s chief executive Sunder Pichai said it would invest USD 10 billion in India.

An Immigration and Customs Enforcement rule now bars international students from staying in the country if their classes are online.

The office of US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said France’s digital services tax unfairly targets US digital technology companies.

The crashes Friday happened even if users were not logged in to the apps using Facebook.

The move is an extension of an existing ban on ads that promote conversion therapy, which medical experts consider ineffective and harmful.

The US Secretary of State praised Google, Facebook, and Twitter and other tech firms for not sharing user data with the Hong Kong government