Nick Clegg’s attack on innovation in Europe is one-eyed
Ill-informed rant from Meta head of global affairs appears driven by his employer’s frustration with EU rules
Ill-informed rant from Meta head of global affairs appears driven by his employer’s frustration with EU rules
The EU is dramatically escalating its antitrust war on big tech with new laws
Digital Markets Act now expected to target platforms with market cap of at least €75bn
But Facebook owner stops short of withdrawing services from Russia completely
Former British deputy prime minister has worked for Facebook since 2018
Net Results: Rebrand flop a sign social media giant needs to face up to problems after another turbulent year
Setting safety and privacy boundaries should not be up to Mark Zuckerberg
Delegates delighted to be in Lisbon to talk about something other than Covid
Meta executive Nick Clegg denies Facebook ‘deliberately spoonfeeds people extreme and hateful content’
Mark Zuckerberg was not the only weak link in Facebook’s rebranding
More than 700 speakers to address at global technology event in Lisbon
Company could not confirm how many of the roles would be based in Dublin
Senior Facebook executive Nick Clegg grilled on US TV over network’s use of algorithms
Cantillon: Substance of allegations against social media company leaves a bad taste
Social media company in its deepest crisis since the Cambridge Analytica scandal
Breda O’Brien: Facebook does very little about the cartels and traffickers it hosts
A new book reveals a lot about how the social media giant operates and its bid for market dominance
Former US president appeared to praise actions of the Capitol rioters in January post
Former British deputy PM has played a key role at an important moment for US free speech
Social media company also introduces new controls for newsfeed
Move comes in wake of platform briefly banning news in Australia
World View: Censorship, democracy and free speech key to interference in public discourse
Seen & Heard: FBD paying publicans, Brexit supply gaps and Facebook lobbies Varadkar
The crises of 2016 posed huge difficulties for Ireland but have left us in a better place
Executives at ad agencies said that more of their clients were weighing boycott
Boris Johnson’s adviser will need all his drive and abrasive style to enact an ambitious agenda
Push for ‘head over heart’ tactical votes as Lib Dems target heavy Remain seat in Sheffield
‘Fast fashion’ exemplifies consumer attitudes and behaviour conflict
Social media giant lobbied Paschal Donohoe on proposal in January meeting
London Letter: Demise of Theresa May leaves Tories facing some hard choices
Freedom of expression ‘does not include freedom to broadcast mass murder’
Taoiseach wrote to tech executive pledging to help social media giant ‘realise your plans’
Hughes argues the social media giant be subjected to extensive government oversight
Chris Hughes says Mark Zuckerberg’s power is ‘un-American’ and should be reined in
As of last week, Facebook’s new rules require any individual or group posting political ads on the platform to register in each EU state where they want to show them
Europe Letter: Facebook ad protocol may choke transnational campaigns and debate
Review: ‘Inside Europe: Ten Years of Turmoil’ explores how Britain got into this mess
Tributes paid to the ‘loyal and generous’ British politician following his death
Planet Business: Also this week, Brexit pain in numbers, and changes at Condé Nast
From Starbucks to Hollywood, marketers are going all out to scare up seasonal business
His recruitment will be as much of a surprise to Britain as it will be to Silicon Valley
EU interests are part of the Council’s remit and it is an ideal forum to discuss them
Prime minister seeks to stop spat over customs arrangements from tearing party apart
Sir Nick Clegg says abstentionist party should not take seats in London to try to stop Brexit
Jilly Cooper, Eamonn Holmes, Marc Almond, Alexandra Shulman, Rick Stein also recognised
It is a distinct possibility that there will be revelatory moments in the next two years that create a clear demand for a second vote
One-time deputy PM Nick Clegg is the biggest casualty of the general election
Tory share of vote rises but senior figures among casualties of tactical error
Corbyn defies expectations as May flounders following collossal gamble
Analysis: Jeremy Corbyn, once derided, secures extra seats on a left-wing manifesto
Campaign trail: Britain’s ‘third party’ struggles to be heard as main parties become polarised
Parties trade barbs on security as Corbyn compared to ‘Tricephalous monster’
Regulating the sale of the plant will improve public health, argues the former British Liberal Democrats leader
Labour Party leader's vagueness on childcare policy cost in interview draws Tory criticism
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices