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Millions of football fans from around the world will join the conversation about the 2014 World Cup on Facebook.

Teens are shunning Facebook in favor of other social media sites, showing a shift towards segmenting social media use.

No matter how long we have phones or tablets, there are always new articles around the web about how much time we are spending on them.

Facebook's new 'ask' button lets users query their friends' relationship status directly, igniting mixed feelings about privacy and online social norms.

After a month of silence, 24/7 Hosting NZ breaks its AWOL streak, but for their Kiwi customers, the damage is already done and trust is shattered.

With trillions of clicks occurring every day on Facebook, the social platform is a tempting target for spammers and criminals.

Twitter introduces mute feature, letting users silently sideline noisy tweeters without the drama of unfollowing.

Digital platform providers are competing to find the next big method to grab consumers' attention: voice control and monitoring.

Social media users in New Zealand are being urged to manage their privacy settings and be mindful of who sees their posts, in light of Privacy Awareness Week.

You can say this about Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg: once they got the memo about mobile, internalised it and then made it an operational imperative.

Facebook launches its Audience Network at f8, entering mobile ad space. Will it “shake up” the market faced with competitors like Google and Twitter?.

Facebook's Q1 2014 results show a slowdown in revenue growth from Q4 2013, but mobile advertising continues to lead the way.

Facebook announces shortlist for 2014 Studio Awards, with Samsung and Amnesty International campaigns selected.

Facebook outperforms expectations with a stellar Q1 report, boasting $2.5 billion revenue and a sharp rise in mobile users.

WhatsApp CEO dispels myths about Facebook merger, emphasising privacy and user data protection remain paramount.

Discovering the digital divide between generations, as a journalist explores the nuances of social networking from Facebook to LinkedIn.

Do you check Facebook every morning like the morning paper? Do you cry if your friend list gets smaller without you knowing?.

Facebook introduced a trending feature to the homepage earlier this year, and was introduced in several countries including the U.S., U.K. and Canada...

Facebook is close to obtaining an e-money license in Ireland to allow users to hold and exchange money on the site.

There's a fun new tool you can use to find out if you and a Facebook friend mutually hate each other. Amazing.