Facebook: what’s not to like?
For a platform like Facebook, that is built largely on advertising money, a “dislike” button would be a brave move indeed.
Volkswagen has admitted that 11 million vehicles worldwide are fitted with software to cheat emissions tests and taken a ¬6.5 billion euro profit hit to deal with the growing scandal.
The explosion in tablet computers and smartphones has turned British children into a nation of technology junkies, according to an exclusive Channel 4 News poll released today.
For a platform like Facebook, that is built largely on advertising money, a “dislike” button would be a brave move indeed.
New research suggests that children hoping to excel in their GCSEs should turn off screens, with television watching ‘most detrimental’ to grades
Marissa Mayer announced her pregnancy in a blog post, along with her plans to take “limited time away” from the office and that she will be “working throughout” that leave.
Police warn that death toll is likely to rise as ‘highly technical’ recovery operation will carry on for days to come
As stolen personal details of over a million users of the infidelity website Ashley Madison are dumped online, the company warns of the potential consequences for “innocent citizens”.
The Labour hopeful is storming ahead of rivals on Twitter and Facebook but some of his purported supporters have come under criticism for being aggressive to critics
Millions of Carphone Warehouse customers may have had their personal details accessed after the company was hit by a cyber attack.
Channel 4 News has uncovered edits made to Wikipedia from inside government offices on topics including Rolf Harris, Jean Charles de Menezes and Fireman Sam.
Eight-year-old Zion Harvey lost both his hands when he was two and is the first child to receive the pioneering operation.
A Channel 4 News investigation exposes the scam artists using .gov.uk web pages to sell unlicensed drugs and counterfeit Rolex watches.
SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon has written to David Cameron asking for assurances that MSPs’ communication has not been intercepted by the intelligence agencies.
Apple says its App Store, Apple Music, iTunes Store and some other services are back online after they went down for several hours.
Two editors at gossip website Gawker resign over the removal of a controversial post about a straight and married publishing executive allegedly looking for sex with a male escort.