Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has issued a statement confirming that the social network has agreed to settle with the FTC over charges that it has violated user privacy.
A poll suggests that most people would not invest in Facebook if a public offering goes ahead.
The multi-national social media network, Facebook, is looking to finally go public - a move that has been anticipated for years.
The late Steve Jobs has been named the most influential person in gaming history in a survey of 1,000 executives from the gaming industry.
Reports claim that Sony is making progress with a Steve Jobs film, to be based on the official biography by Walter Isaacson, and the writer of The Social Network is said to be involved.
Steve Job’s father boasted about meeting the man himself and called him a ‘great tipper’, without realising he was his biological son.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg could be set to pay a hefty €100,000 (£87,000) fine after it was discovered that the social networking site was holding data that users had deleted.
Prince William has been named the "Most Influential Man of the Year" in an online poll, beating the likes of Prime Minister David Cameron and U.S. President Barack Obama.
Last week, the New York Post reported on an alcohol fuelled fight between Zuckerberg and Parker regarding the Spotify-Facebook integration, but now Sean Parker speaking at Web 2.0 has put those rumours to bed.
Tributes have poured in following Steve Jobs' untimely death, including messages from Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, Sergey Brin and President Barack Obama.
We take a look at the rollercoaster ride that was Steve Jobs. The ups and downs are numerous, from Jobs getting sacked, to becoming CEO of Apple Inc.
Facebook moved Thursday to change how people consume media online, introducing a range of partnerships with TV, film and record labels set to content to the social network.
Facebook founder and CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, has broken into the top 20 richest Americans for the first time, according to the Forbes 400 rich list for 2011.
Social networking site, Facebook on Tuesday night unveiled the third and biggest update in 10 days, and included a real-time ticker, which shows the realtime updates from all the friends.
Just three weeks into its newly launched Big Bounty scheme, Facebook has already shelled out £25,000 to independent hackers for spotting flaws in its Web site. The minimum amount paid is $500.
With the a rumoured deal with Skype and an unofficial plug-in designed to replicate Google+'s circles feature both being revealed in the same day, many analysts have speculated that Facebook is playing catch up with Google's new half-launched social networking service.
In response to the overwhelming hoards of internet users clamoring to try out Google's new Google+ social networking service, Facebook has been in talks with Microsoft owned Skype about a rumoured new video chat service.
Facebook yesterday shot back at reports that it had lost as many as 6 million users during the month of May in the United States, which could prove to be a potentially damaging finding as the company seeks to go public sometime in early 2012.
The French government has upped its quest to recover France and French integrity by allowing for a its broadcasting authority to ban any mention of the words Facebook and Twitter on the radios or televisions unless they are specifically part of the story.
Microsoft yesterday signaled a change in its momentum as big as when it bought a stake in facebook three years ago.
