Google: Missing Churchill photo mystery explained
Google has explained why search results information about Sir Winston Churchill was missing a photograph for several weeks.
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Apple accused of ‘hostile’ app fee policies
Apple is facing mounting calls to reconsider its App Store rules, from the creators of the apps themselves.
Spotify signs DC superheroes for podcasts
Spotify has announced a deal that will see superheroes and villains from DC Comics and Warner Bros star in narrative podcasts on the platform.
Twitter labels Trump tweet ‘manipulated media’ for first time
Twitter has labelled a video tweeted by US President Donald Trump as having "manipulated media" for the first time.
Google to pay for ‘high quality’ news in three countries
Google says it will pay some news outlets for "high-quality" stories that it uses amid pressure from publishers.
Fortnite Movie Nite: Christopher Nolan’s hit films screen in-game
Fortnite players stowed away their guns this week to kick back for a movie screening instead.
How hackers extorted $1.14m from University of California, San Francisco
A leading medical-research institution working on a cure for Covid-19 has admitted it paid hackers a $1.14m (£910,000) ransom after a covert negotiation witnessed by BBC News.
Google stops storing photos from WhatsApp and Instagram
Google will no longer automatically back up images and videos from social media platforms in its photo app.
Crucible: Amazon pulls ‘boring’ big-budget video game
Amazon has pulled its first major game release, putting it back into a testing phase after poor feedback from players.
Facebook flaw let 5,000 developers gather personal data
Facebook says it mistakenly let 5,000 developers gather information from people's profiles after a time limit on their rights had expired.
