FCC votes to overturn net neutrality rules
The US Federal Communications Commission has voted to overturn rules that force ISPs to treat all data traffic as equal.
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Leaks ‘expose peculiar Facebook moderation policy’
How Facebook censors what its users see has been revealed by internal documents, the Guardian newspaper says.
Why doesn’t Australia have an indigenous treaty?
The future of Australia's relationship with its indigenous peoples could be significantly influenced by a meeting at Uluru this week.
Google AI defeats human Go champion
Google's DeepMind AlphaGo artificial intelligence has defeated the world's number one Go player Ke Jie.
French Open bans Hamou over attempts to kiss reporter on live TV
Tennis player Maxime Hamou has been banned by the organisers of the French Open after he tried to kiss a female reporter repeatedly during a live TV interview.
Antarctic ice crack takes major turn
There has been an important development in the big crack cutting across the Larsen C Ice Shelf in Antarctica.
US can ask visa applicants for social media history
The Trump administration has approved plans to ask US visa applicants for details of their social media use.
What Trump’s latest Twitter tirade tells us
The London Bridge attacks set Donald Trump off on an extended Twitter rant over the past few days, reviving his calls for sweeping immigration action and renewing old feuds with Democrats, gun-control advocates and even the mayor of London.
Harvard bars students for posting ‘obscene memes’
"Obscene" memes posted on a private Facebook page have cost 10 students their place at Harvard, reports the college's newspaper.
Education aid ‘stagnates’ despite pledges
International funding to support education in poorer countries is "stagnating", says a Unesco report, despite campaigns calling for more investment.
