Google-Fitbit takeover: EU launches full-scale probe
The European Commission will carry out a full-scale probe into Google's takeover of Fitbit.
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Instagram rolls out its TikTok rival Reels
Instagram is rolling out its TikTok rival Reels, adding the ability to create and discover short videos to the main Instagram app.
Twitter to label state-controlled news accounts
Twitter says it will no longer "amplify" tweets by state-controlled media organisations, by excluding them from its recommendation systems.
Is the US about to split the internet?
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says he wants a "clean" internet.
Social media trolling affects almost a third of elite British sportswomen, BBC Sport survey finds
Elite British sportswomen have spoken out about "horrific abuse" on social media, telling a BBC Sport survey about constant comments on their appearance and sexist remarks questioning their right to play sport
Will tech make it easier for us to grow veg?
Vertical farming, where plants are grown in stacked layers, enables a greater number of crops to be grown in the same space.
Facebook adds ‘blackface’ photos to banned posts
Facebook has updated its rules to tackle posts containing depictions of "blackface" and common anti-Semitic stereotypes.
ZX Spectrum Next Issue 2 blasts through Kickstarter goal
A new remake of the 1980s British computer the ZX Spectrum has soared past its crowdfunding target in just two days.
Fortnite: Epic Games sues Google and Apple over app store bans
Fortnite-maker Epic Games is taking legal action against Google after being banned from the Google Play app store, hours after doing the same with Apple.
The algorithms that make big decisions about your life
Thousands of students in England are angry about the controversial use of an algorithm to determine this year's GCSE and A-level results.
