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Facebook to give users tips on protection of privacy
Facebook pulling ‘disputed’ flags from fake news
Facebook makes German marketing push as hate speech law bites
Facebook accused of inaction over Russian ads in Brexit vote
Facebook to expand artificial intelligence to help prevent suicide
Facebook to train 50,000 Nigerians in digital skills
Facebook to unveil NG_Hub to boost innovation in Nigeria
Why Facebook sited Africa’s first SME Council in Nigeria
Facebook constitutes Africa’s first SME Council in Nigeria
Facebook beefing up team to thwart election manipulation
Russia threatens to ban Facebook in 2018
EU ministers make push for Google, Facebook tax
Facebook fined 1.2mln euros by Spanish data watchdog
Facebook’s Watch goes up against YouTube for revenue in dollars
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SubscribeFacebook’s Watch goes up against YouTube for revenue in dollars
Facebook Inc launched its Watch video service to United States users on Thursday with plans to allow people to submit shows, as the No. 1 social media network vies with Alphabet Inc’s YouTube for advertising revenue.
Facebook friend invited to birthday party, kidnapped
The Abia State Police Command has arrested the leader of a kidnap gang, identified as Prince Agorom, who allegedly invited his friend to his birthday party, seized him and demanded N5 million ransom.
FaceBook, Google lose $123m to swindler
The Court of Appeal of Lithuania has decided to extradite to the United States a Lithuanian scam artist identified as Evaldas Rimasauskas, who conned $123 million out of FaceBook and Google by sending fake emails.
Facebook offers tool to combat fake news in Kenya ahead of polls
Facebook on Friday rolled out a tool this week to help Kenyan users spot fake news ahead of a hotly-contested presidential election that has seen supporters of rival candidates trade bitter words online.
Facebook profit jumps as user ranks grow
Facebook on Wednesday reported a surge in profits in the past quarter, fueled by strong growth in money-making ads to its more than two billion users.
Facebook wants to turn campus into a ‘village’
Facebook on Friday unveiled plans to transform its Silicon Valley headquarters campus into a “mixed-use village” complete with housing and retail shops.
”People have likened Fin and its founder to the devil”
There were women who had been abused for 40 years and hadn’t told anyone. No-one should live like that
Facebook seeks to become ‘hostile place’ for extremists
Facebook on Thursday said it is ramping up the use of artificial intelligence in a push to make the social network “a hostile place” for extremists to spread messages of hate.
Facebook, VConnect to empower service sector businesses
VConnect is working with Facebook to equip SMEs in the service sector with the know-how required to significantly increase revenues, acquire new customers, stay ahead of the competition and leverage both the VConnect and Facebook platforms for their business growth.
Boy kills friend for liking girlfriend’s Facebook picture
The son of a mafia boss’ is facing life in jail for gunning down his best pal who simply ‘liked’ a Facebook picture of his girlfriend.
Facebook picks 60 entrepreneurs for Messenger developer challenge
FACEBOOK has selected 60 entrepreneurs from across the Middle East and Africa for the ‘Bots for Messenger Developer Challenge’.
6-year-old dominates Facebook with calls for end to violence
A poignant Facebook video is racking up views with its message of peace. The messenger is “Lil J,” a 6-year-old boy who asks people to “stop killing each other” in the video that was posted by his mother, Leanndra Cheatham, one week ago.
EU fines Facebook 110 mn euros over ‘misleading’ info in WhatsApp takeover
The European Commission on Thursday fined US social media giant Facebook 110 million euros ($120 million) for providing incorrect and misleading information on its takeover of WhatsApp, imposing its biggest penalty linked to a merger. “Today’s decision sends a clear signal to companies that they must comply with all aspects of EU merger rules, including […]
Facebook to play down links to websites with deceptive ads
Facebook is planning to intensify its crackdown on so-called click bait websites, saying it will begin giving lower prominence to links that lead to pages full of deceptive or annoying advertisements.
Zuckerberg to add 3,000 staff to stop suicide, murder on facebook
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