Twitter continues abusive content crackdown

Twitter executives detailed refinements to the methods used to review content which violates its policies, …

Uber admits it may never be profitable

Debt-laden Uber warned operating expenses would rise significantly in the foreseeable future, but talked-up potential …

Apple, Google face Dutch probe

Dutch regulators launched an investigation into whether Apple abused the dominant position of its App …

Q&A: Cloud games offer operator opportunity

Javier Polo, CEO of European start-up PlayGiga (pictured, below) discussed the benefits operators can gain …

Facebook once again under fire for privacy issues

Facebook removed millions of records displaying user information stored on Amazon’s cloud servers by third-party …

Blog: What dangers do apps pose to children?

Apps aimed at kids are often criticised for having a negative impact on psychological development …

Czech competitor slates Google browser plan

Google’s search engine rival in the Czech Republic, Seznam, complained it was losing market share …

Tencent Q4 profit tumbles

Tencent, the largest internet company in China, reported a sharp drop in profit for the …

Facebook admits to another security gaffe

Facebook found the passwords of hundreds of millions of users were being stored in a …

Google hit with €1.49B fine over AdSense

The European Commission (EC) once again fined Google, this time €1.49 billion for forcing customers …