, Eradicating Fake News with the Facebook Journalism Project
What originally began as a social media portal to connect people living in the same vicinity has now become a medium of sharing news …
, Facebook increased contractors’ minimum wages to $15 per hour
Popular social media company, Facebook Inc. recently raised minimum wages of Menlo’s cafeteria staff and janitors. The company has announced on Wednesday to raise …
, Facebook Inc. Unveils Instant Articles With 9 News Launchers
Facebook Inc. is partnering with nine news partners to launch Instant Articles that will directly post their articles on social media sites. Now, Facebook …
, Facebook Campus Welcomes Top Chinese Regulator to the U.S
According to a report and pictures posted on a Chinese government website, head of China’s Internet regulator met with the CEO of Facebook Inc., …
, Oculus Unveils Crescent Bay VR Headset With 360-Degree Tracking
Facebook-owned Oculus VR introduced its third major revision of the popular Oculus Rift virtual-reality head mounted display, called Crescent Bay. The latest prototype was …
, Apple Inc., Google Inc., Facebook Inc., Amazon.com Inc. and eBay Inc. accused of UK Tax Dodging
The Five Internet Companies, Apple Inc., Google Inc., Facebook Inc., Amazon.com Inc. and eBay Inc. are accused of UK Tax dodging. The money owed to the exchequer is known by the officials as the tax Gap has grown to an epiphora of 35 billion HM Revenue and Customs has admitted.
, Security flaw in Facebook: Zuckerberg’s profile page hacked
A Palestinian security expert who goes by the name of Khalil Shreateh has exposed a Facebook security flaw by posting an alert on site creator Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook page to prove the legitimacy of his bug report, after the social network giant’s security team ignored his previous reports on the vulnerability.
, Technology giants awaiting permission to Disclose NSA Requests
Microsoft Corp., Google Inc. and Facebook Inc. have issued open letters to the United States Department of Justice, seeking to establish that they have only ’obliged’ to the role of revealing data they possess within the limits of law and have not provided unlimited access to their databases.
, Facebook Phone flops in US, will not debut in UK
Technology news bytes are doing the rounds speak of the huge disappointment of Facebook fans in the US on the failure of the first social-network-on-a-phone model HTC First, also called Facebook Phone. Noting on the poor customer response, Everything Everywhere Limited, UK’s carrier looking to launch the Facebook Phone in the country, too has cancelled the pre-orders of the Facebook Phone.
, Facebook to acquire navigation App Waze for $1bn?
If news bytes by people in the know-how at Facebook Inc. are to be believed, a high-net-worth-navigation app called Waze is likely to be acquired for an astounding $1 billion. Waze is a free-to-use navigation tool for mobile devices and popular in more than 193 countries.
