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Facebook: A kind of flash democracy
Even Marc Zuckerberg knows that his journey from Harvard dorm to global domination in less than a decade is based on the fickleness of “friends”.
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A close friend of rescued paraglider Nabik Daniel Hunt tells Channel 4 News the 33-year-old is “overwhelmed and humbled” by a social media fundraising campaign to rescue him from the Swiss Alps.
Around 340,000 more Facebook users ‘like’ voting after friends’ messages prompt them to hit the polls, according to a new mass study of online activity.
Facebook frenzy turns to fury amid claims banking giants Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan and others tipped off a select number of investors about an analyst’s negative report days before shares traded.
After a less than impressive first day of trading on Friday, shares in the social networking site Facebook have dropped below their original $38 price. Has the bubble already burst?
Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg marries his long-term girlfriend in secret, the day after the firm lists on the Nasdaq stock exchange and was valued at $117bn.
Even Marc Zuckerberg knows that his journey from Harvard dorm to global domination in less than a decade is based on the fickleness of “friends”.
Facebook shares launch at 42 dollars and 99 cents a share despite concerns about the company’s long-term money making potential.
In a video posted on YouTube, an angry father in the US takes his gun out and fires bullets into his daughter’s laptop, following complaints she apparently made about him on Facebook.
Facebook is on course for the biggest internet stock flotation after announcing plans to sell shares to the public, but founder Mark Zuckerberg says he does not wake up with the goal of making money.
A crazy bubble price, or a sensational bargain? Channel 4 News Business Producer Ben King assesses rumours Facebook is about to launch on the public stock market, valued at $100bn.
As Facebook faces an audit over its storage of information, Channel 4 News talks to the 24-year-old Austrian student who has gone head to head with the social networking giant.
Court of appeal judges reject seven out of 10 appeals against sentences for crimes during the August riots, including four-year terms for incitement via Facebook.
Sharing our lives on social networks is now commonplace, but what happens when we are gone? Channel 4 News finds people are thinking more carefully about their digital legacy.
As Facebook users complain about yet more changes to the social media site, Channel 4 News takes a look at the promised “new way to express who you are” and finds we might even learn to like it.
Facebook has announced new ways for users to control the privacy of the content that they share using the world’s largest social network, as our Technology Correspondent Benjamin Cohen reports.