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Newspaper groups warn Meta that decision will hurt both the industry and society
Talks are at an early stage, sources say, as Facebook parent looks for new ways to increase revenue
Amid a flurry of launches and upgrades, many law firms remain hesitant about how and when to join in
Apple’s App Store and Google’s YouTube among 22 digital services classed as ‘gatekeepers’ as new EU law kicks in
Tech group draws ire of media companies after announcing pullback
Many companies are still trying to figure out how VR can contribute to learning and development
Jobs are evolving fast — but too many employers are not helping their staff keep up
Move to terminate scientific project comes as Facebook parent prioritises moneymaking AI products over blue-sky research
Scathing report suggests lay-offs at Facebook parent company led it to ‘neglect’ initiative designed to remove harmful content
From Meta’s Threads to artificial intelligence, we ask how platforms will look and feel in years to come
Facebook owner seeks to seize on hype for AI while challenging rivals such as OpenAI, Snap and TikTok
Apple, Amazon and Meta seek to incorporate machine learning into their operations
Efforts to monetise VR have been poor and there is no timeline for breaking even
Mark Zuckerberg says use of emerging technology to personalise feeds and recommendations ‘already paying off’
Raising demand requires additional services, and generative artificial intelligence could be the answer
Sectors most likely to be affected are those involving language: advertising, journalism, consulting and law
Facebook’s parent company downgrades current affairs on Threads app and refuses to engage with Canadian law designed to fund media groups
Concern over ‘ghostbots’ mining data from social media
Apps such as Zuckerberg’s Threads are a stage for brands and celebrities, not a network for friends to connect
Limited stock selection gives savers few good choices
How will the big seven tech stocks do in the second half of 2023?
Microsoft-backed OpenAI and Google are surging ahead in Silicon Valley development race
Schools initiative to discourage youngsters from being used as ‘money mules’
Frances Haugen discusses her book, The Power of One
And second-quarter earnings
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