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Three-year deal has been struck for all 380 football matches beginning from this season

The measures come about a week after the social network said it identified a new campaign on its platform

As debate around access to gun in the United States intensifies

Amir Bashir also accused of hacking former acting IGP K-P's account

The social media company said users of financial firms could link their financial accounts with Facebook Messenger

Facebook says Alex Jones' pages were taken down for 'glorifying violence, which violates its graphic violence policy

The social media giant tried to determine who created pages ahead of congressional elections in November

Facebook is introducing a daily reminder, whereby users are alerted when they reach the time limit set for themselves

The company stopped short of identifying the source of the misinformation

The plunge in Facebook shares stemmed from federal securities law violations by the defendants

Hit comes after executives forecast years of lower profit margins

Investors have been counting on revenue from Instagram to overcome stalling usage of Facebook’s core app

The social media giants margin fell to 44 per cent in the second quarter from 47 per cent a year ago

As the company first reported revenue and user growth that missed expectations

That was the premise of a marketing drive launched by British vacuum cleaner maker Dyson with US retailer Target

The social media giant has faced fierce criticism over how it handles political propaganda and misinformation

The social network, however, did not say how many jobs it would add in the British capital

Use of colourful language by PTI and PML-N supporters against each other

Hurling abuses is a common hate speech trait mostly found in PTI and PML-N supporters

The social networking platform is working with election commission to ‘maintain integrity of the election process’

The new policy advances another step by eliminating content that may not be explicitly violent

The social media giant will remove inaccurate or misleading content

Blocking access to various media platforms on the internet has been a favourite pastime of the PTA

It has seen numerous efforts by these companies to improve transparency

Social media companies are filtering content for political reasons

MML spokesperson terms act a sanction on freedom of expression

The parents argue the contents of their daughter's Facebook account are legally identical to a private diary, letters

Many see Facebook as being the main vehicle for spreading false information in recent years

Tag can be used by intelligence services in authoritarian regimes to identify people considered subversive

The British fine comes as Facebook faces a potential hefty compensation bill in Australia

The world’s largest social network said that data of 87 million people ended up in the hands of Cambridge Analytica

Mazboh complains of being sexually harassed by taxi drivers, young men in the street

Some activists say they migrated to Minds after content removal and abuse from pro-government netizens on Facebook

Erasing nearly $12 billion from the company’s market valuation

The moves aim towards greater transparency regarding US federal election campaign ads

Serves $50 million legal notice to social media giant; urges PTA, FIA, finance ministry to take legal action

Will allow content from approved advertisers but continue ban on those tied to binary options, initial coin offerings

The landscape has shifted since a 2014-15 Pew survey which found Facebook leading other social networks

In a research paper, a new method is described that uses machine learning to retouch closed eyes in photos

Facebook-owned social network launched a mobile app on Wednesday dedicated to user-generated videos up to an hour long

Petitioner says with elections just around the corner, fake Facebook accounts could potentially influence polls

We're announcing a set of new tools -- polling for (Facebook) Live and on-demand video and gamification for Live

Schrage will stay on as an adviser to Facebook while his successor is chosen and later to assist with special projects

To discuss data privacy risks focusing on the British political consultancy and other Facebook partners

It is down 9 per cent from 2017 in the US and down 20 per cent for younger audiences

Aims to make donations a supply-based system

The news marked the latest in a series of privacy embarrassments for the world's biggest social network

The criticism reflected rising frustration in Congress about how Facebook protects the privacy of its users worldwide

Contradicting previous testimony to lawmakers

Users will be able to select hit songs to share on their live streams