Company set to release its long-anticipated civil rights audit

Net Results: How much longer do we let monolithic speech arbiters like Facebook and Twitter operate with little limitation?

Case centres on how tech giant valued software and trademarks transferred to Ireland

Antitrust activist Sarah Miller is part of a push to rewire the US economy

Hearing is examination of Facebook’s broad impact on the financial services and housing industries

As global regulators scrutinise social network’s activities, we need to tread carefully

Patrick Freyne: There’s worse things than having a portal to hell – what do you think the M50 is?

News Media Alliance says between 16% and 40% of Google search results are news content

Days when only men had ‘initiative’ and only women were ‘friendly’ not really so distant

Then-taoiseach told Sheryl Sandberg Ireland would take ‘minimalist’ approach to rules

Taoiseach wrote to tech executive pledging to help social media giant ‘realise your plans’

Muted response to poor recent data from UK shows much remains to be done

Algorithmic features have suggested wishing happy birthday to those who have died

Advertising for housing, jobs or credit will no longer be able to target based on those categories

Suspect Brenton Tarrant (28) understood to have held firearms licence and five guns

Net Results: Irish politicians need to be above board in the face of huge lobbying power

Data commissioner responds to reports ex-taoiseach helped firm influence EU laws

Constantly being urged to celebrate an inspiring or spectacular woman is exhausting

Inside Track: Liz Doyle, The Fine Dining Club

While State benefits from social media giant’s investment here, it must ensure Facebook complies with data privacy laws

Tech giant also announces €1m euro investment in the National Anti-Bullying Centre

Net Results: There’s a reason why modern, feature-packed smart TVs are so cheap

A new poll reveals who is the most admired woman in America

Women’s empowerment organisation repositions itself in relation to Facebook chief

Women being more equal at work and men being more hands-on at home means we all have to learn new ways to behave

Tech giant executive previously said she had no knowledge company hired Definers

The people who find it easiest to be themselves at work are the ones who run the show

Network's communications and policy chief admits to hiring lobbying company, Definers Public Affairs

Net Results: The State says it intends to regulate Facebook as needed. Sigh. Go on, try

The social media giant has its PR playbook, but Apple is outsmarting it at every turn

Facebook’s board must take decisive action and consider the positions of its CEO and COO

PR agency’s discrediting of firm’s critics by labelling them agents of Soros is dangerous

Tech giant’s founder fielded a conference call with reporters that quickly went sideways

Gareth Lambe, head of Facebook Ireland, talks data breaches, hate speech and EU threats

Opinion: It has funding, government backing and planning permission. So what’s taking so long?

‘Cosmopolitan’ editor Farrah Storr believes ‘coddling’ is crippling younger generations

His recruitment will be as much of a surprise to Britain as it will be to Silicon Valley

Massive data breach made headlines but Facebook’s trade in user data is as scandalous

A year after the Harvey Weinstein revelations, a professor decided to do some deep reading

The social media giant wants to make us less tech-dependent. Isn't it a little late for that?