The struggles of Facebook Inc. and other social media platforms to control content was demonstrated yet again as video of the New Zealand mosque shootings streamed live and remained available on the services hours after the attacks.

Facebook faces restrictions in Germany on its collection of data from other sites that it owns like Whatsapp. The social media giant intends to appeal, claiming the watchdog underestimated the competition it faced.

Facebook profits surge, despite a year of scandals.

Like, comment, share: Can Facebook remain an advertising giant?

Facebook turns fifteen: 2018 a turning point for good or bad?

Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg is planning to unify the underlying messaging infrastructure of the WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook Messenger services and incorporate end-to-end encryption into these apps, the New York Times reported on Friday.

Apple has released its 2018 most downloaded apps. YouTube, the world’s largest digital video hosting platform came first beating Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat. In 2017, Instagram and Snapchat were the most downloaded app on ios but have fallen to second and third positions respectively.

Millions of Facebook users may have had their photos exposed to third-party applications due to a bug, the company managers said. The latest issue caps a year of embarrassing privacy breaches for the social media giant.

Antonio Garcia-Martinez, a Wired contributor and former Facebook Inc. product manager, and Shira Ovide, a Bloomberg Opinion columnist, discuss the Facebook emails that show the company threatened to cut off data to potential rivals.

The two countries want tech giants such as Google and Facebook to pay tax on digital revenue. But the idea faces opposition from a large contingent of the EU.

Facebook Inc. decided not to send Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg to testify at a hearing held by a committee of British lawmakers investigating the impact of fake news.

Virgin Money Adviser and Former Chief Executive Officer Jayne-Anne Gandhia speak to Bloomberg's Carol Massar at the Bloomberg Breakaway CEO Summit in London about best practices for CEOs looking to improve employee diversity, recruitment and retention.