MARK ZUCKERBERG

Facebook has smashed analyst expectations with over $2 billion in revenue thanks to huge growth on mobile.

Scientists have developed a Facebook algorithm which can identify who you are dating and when you might break up

The Double is a neat reworking of the Dostoyevsky novella from comedian and director Richard Ayoade.

Social network giant only paid £238,000 in British corporation tax in 2011.

Facebook has advantages to expand its global brand and reach through mobile marketing

Market capitalisation increases by about $10bn in one month.

In episode two of Inside Tech City, Alistair Charlton visits Google Campus to speak its head man, Eze Vidra.

Announcing the Internet.org initiative in partnership with Ericsson, Samsung, Nokia and others, Zuckerberg envisions affordable internet for all.

The German government has ruled that Bitcoins are "private money" and users should pay sales and capital gains tax.

Security researcher Khalil Shreateh posted on Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook wall to prove a bug he had found.

A US Senate Committee has written to the Department of Justice and others about risks associated with Bitcoin.

Facebook's first UK-specific usage figures reveal 24 million daily visitors - 83% through mobile devices.

Around two dozen Bitcoin companies have received subpoenas asking for information on how the virtual currency works.

The founder of Russian Facebook-rival VK has extended a job offer to NSA-whistleblower Edward Snowden.

Facebook news feed video ads have been delayed twice by Mark Zuckerberg amid user experience concerns.

Facebook's stock price rises 7% in heavy trading on Tuesday.

Facebook's Q2 results showed an increase in mobile ad revenue, causing a 17% jump in the company's stock

Winklevoss twins announce plans for £13m trust fund dealing in virtual Bitcoin currency.

Facebook is reportedly working on a mobile news aggregation app to replace Google Reader and rival Flipboard.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg flew to South Korea this week to meet with Samsung co-CEO.

Internet giants deny taking part in National Security Agency covert programme to tap users' data.