Facebook v Australia – two sides to the story
The battle between the Australian government and the tech giants over a law which would make them pay for news content has been rumbling on for a while.
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Entire school board resigns after accidental public livestream
An entire California school board has resigned after making disparaging remarks about families in an online meeting which they did not realise was being publicly live-streamed.
Facebook v Australia: Who blinked first?
The war between Facebook and the Australian government is over.
Spot: Boston Dynamics condemns robot paintball rampage plan
A US art installation that will let people control a paintballing robot in a mock art gallery has been condemned by the firm that made the robo-dog.
Drought hits Taiwan chip supply as Biden asks for more
Plans to ramp up production of chips in Taiwan have been hampered by droughts, affecting factories' water supplies.
Amazon rainforest plots sold via Facebook Marketplace ads
Parts of Brazil's Amazon rainforest are being illegally sold on Facebook, the BBC has discovered.
‘Drunk’ robot vacuums spark complaints from owners
Owners of Roomba robot vacuums have complained the devices appear "drunk" following a software update.
Twitch backtracks after outcry for using ‘gender neutral’ term ‘womxn’
Streaming platform Twitch has backtracked on a new policy to change its spelling of "women" after criticism from transgender communities.
NFT blockchain drives surge in digital art auctions
Musician Grimes has sold several pieces of digital artwork at auction, raising a total of $6m - and their new "owners" do not own the work itself, meaning it can still be seen and shared online.
Amazon Fresh till-less grocery store opens in London
Amazon has opened a till-less grocery store in London - its first "just walk out" shop outside the US.
