Mobs have killed a Muslim man and vandalized mosques and stores in Sri Lanka despite a nationwide curfew. The state also shut down social media after Christians interpreted a Facebook post as threatening.

Spencer Bogart, Blockchain Capital partner, discusses a possible Facebook-based digital coin offering, and the outlook for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies on "What'd You Miss."

Multiple extremist figures, including Infowars' Alex Jones and Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, have been banned from Facebook and Instagram. The social media giant has tried to cut down on extremist content.

Sri Lanka: pros and cons of blocking Facebook to stop the spread of misinformation.

Researchers at UpGuard found troves of user information hiding in plain sight on Amazon’s cloud computing servers.

Social media giants, including Facebook and Twitter, were heavily criticized after the terror attacks on New Zealand mosques for their perceived inactivity in dealing with material live streamed by the suspect.

Mark Zuckerberg wants better internet regulation for "harmful content, election integrity, privacy and data portability." It comes after Facebook faced criticism over a deadly attack being live-streamed on Facebook.

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?