Business 03/05/2017 Facebook to hire 3,000 more monitors to block violent videos Facebook says it is hiring 3,000 additional workers to block live streams of violence and respond more swiftly to reports of inappropriate material.
Thailand 27/04/2017 Violent crime videos pile pressure on Facebook Never before has it been so easy to put pictures and video on the internet.
Thailand 25/04/2017 Thai man kills baby on Facebook Live before taking his own life Wuttisan Wongtalay filmed himself killing his 11-month-old daughter in Phuket
world news 20/04/2017 Silicon revolt as big US tech firms say no to Trump's visa crackdown A gaggle of America's biggest hi-tech companies have called for a silicon veto of President Trump's tightening of controls on HB1 visas, saying they threaten jobs and competitivity.
USA 18/04/2017 Suspect in Facebook video murder found dead Police said Steve Stephens shot and killed himself after a brief pursuit.
USA 18/04/2017 "Facebook killer" suspect found dead in car Murder suspect Steve Stephens who police say posted a video of himself on Facebook shooting an elderly man in the US has been found dead
USA 17/04/2017 Cleveland manhunt for 'Facebook-Live killer' Police in Cleveland Ohio have called for a suspect who broadcast a video of himself live on Facebook killing an elderly man, to turn himself in.
USA 11/04/2017 Florida sheriff's stern message to heroin dealers compared to ISIL video In an unusual video posted on the Lake County Sheriff’s Office Facebook page, the sheriff recited a hostile message to the area’s heroin dealers.
Germany 05/04/2017 Germany threatens tech firms with €50m fines for hate speech German ministers have approved a draft law aimed at tackling the growing problem of cyber hate and false information of a criminal nature on the web.
USA 02/04/2017 14-year-old arrested over Facebook live sexual assault A 14-year-old boy has been arrested in Chicago in connection with the sexual assault of a teenage girl that was broadcast on Facebook Live.
World 31/03/2017 "50 shades of Brexit"- euronews journalists discuss the impact of Brexit Brexit has kept us pretty busy in the newsroom these past months but it has also lead to heated discussion over tea or coffee in the breakroom.
France 14/03/2017 Melanie does the weather: French woman with Down's Syndrome fulfills dream to become weather girl A young French woman with Down’s Syndrome has fulfilled her lifelong ambition to become a TV weather presenter.
Germany 07/03/2017 Germany: Facebook fake post trial A German court has rejected a temporary injunction against facebook in a case brought by Syrian refugee Anas Modamani, who took a selfie with Angela Merkel in 2015. The site failed to remove fake post
Business 15/02/2017 Facebook further blurs the line between social media and TV Facebook is launching an app for smart TVs so the social network's users can watch its videos on a bigger screen.
Germany 06/02/2017 Germany: Syrian 'selfie' refugee sues Facebook over fake news Anas Modamani rose to fame after a selfie with German Chancellor Angela Merkel at a refugee shelter in Berlin.
insiders 27/01/2017 How safe is your data and private information in Europe? In this edition of Insiders, we explore online privacy and data protection in Europe
insiders 27/01/2017 Silkie Carlo: "this legislation treats all citizens as suspects" Silkie Carlo is a policy officer for Liberty, the National Council for Civil Liberties in the UK. One of many NGOs campaigning against the Investigatory Powers Act. She tells Valerie Gauriat why her o
insiders 27/01/2017 David Anderson: "finding the guilty and exonerating the innocent" David Anderson is the Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation in the United Kingdom. He is the author of the Bulk Powers Review, which analyses the operational case of bulk collection of data,
insiders 27/01/2017 Adrian Kennard: challenging surveillance Adrian Kennard is the Director of Andrews & Arnold, a british Internet Service Provider. He tells Valerie Gauriat of the industry's concerns over the Investigatory Powers Act, it deems not only intru
insiders 27/01/2017 Tim Dawson: IPA, a threat to journalists & sources Tim Dawson is the President of the UK's National Union of "Journalists":http://www.pressgazette.co.uk/journalists-urged-to-voice-their-concerns-over-draft-laws-which-threaten-sources-and-photographers
