USA Facebook removes Russian-linked accounts targeting African countries The company announced that they had removed three networks of accounts, pages, and groups linked to Russian businessman Yevgeniy Prigozhin, who was indicted in connection with US election meddling. 31/10/2019
Inspire Middle East How to reach consumers through social media? GITEX experts answer As the number of people on social media increases, using online platforms to reach consumers is a growing trend for brands around the world. 11/10/2019
Ideas Would you go to university to become a social media influencer? The course promises instafamous influencers as guest speakers will give its students the edge. 01/10/2019
World Swiss lament UK Thomas Cook 'Operation Matterhorn' codename "Zermatt Tourism points out that the destination Zermatt-Matterhorn is not connected" to the Thomas Cook situation," the tourism office of a Swiss town wrote on Monday. 25/09/2019
Business Line Hyperloop ambitions, African free trade and licensing online influencers Is hyperloop transportation's next frontier? The African Free Trade deal and licensing online influencers 30/08/2019
Inspire Middle East License to influence: UAE law regulates social media players In a bid to regulate the social media marketing industry, the UAE has made licenses for commercialised influencers mandatory. 19/07/2019
France Exam-bound student misses bus and crashes car before police rescue French police say they stepped in to rescue a student who missed a bus and then crashed a car in trying to get to an exam. 18/06/2019
Turkey Watch: Turkish man flies with umbrella in strong winds The video went viral and Turks responded on Twitter with jokes dubbing the man "Turkey's first astronaut". 28/03/2019
United Kingdom Facebook removes Tommy Robinson from social network over 'hate speech' British far-right activist Tommy Robinson has had his Facebook and Instagram profiles removed for sharing opinions that "cross the line and amount to hate speech." 26/02/2019
World #10yearchallenge: How did EU leaders fare over the past decade? Scrolling through social media you may have noticed everyone from your friends to celebrities participating in the "10-year challenge", comparing current photos of themselves with those from over a decade ago. 17/01/2019
United Kingdom Donations pour in for bullying victim in UK A crowdfunding page set up for a 15-year-old-boy who was being bullied at school has garnered more than £68,000 (€77,000) of donations in just one day. 28/11/2018
Ideas First-class working spaces A high-end co-working environment with a focus on wellness and design. 15/10/2017
Spain Catalan referendum: 'Hablamos' movement to bring both sides together "We are better than our leaders, let's talk." 06/10/2017
Spain Catalan independence divides families - on Whatsapp Public figures are conducting the debate over Catalonia’s independence drive on television, but in private the opinions are aired on Whatsapp where they are literally breaking apart family groups. 06/10/2017
world news Twitter tests doubling up its character limit The social network platform says the 280 character limit extension is a response to "extremely frustrated" users 27/09/2017
Africanews Why smiley face emojis are not so friendly Researchers have found that using a smiley face emoji and similar emoticons at the office can have the opposite effect on the recipient, and make the sender seem less competent. 15/08/2017
Norway Bus seats mistaken for burqas by members of anti-immigrant group in Norway “Tragic”, “terrifying” and “disgusting” - an anti-immigrant group from Norway mistake bus seats for ladies in burqas. 02/08/2017
corporate 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. 03/05/2017
Sweden The Swedish melting pot where women work for a better future Yalla Trappan, a Swedish social enterprise that combines work, inclusion and women’s empowerment started with just six women when it was founded seven years ago. 27/04/2017
View How you can fight Twitter's 357,000 'Star Wars bots'. And more You might suspect that robots are taking over the world, you might know that they have already built up a huge powerbase on the internet. But you 06/03/2017
Unreported Europe How safe is your data and private information in Europe? In this edition of Insiders, we explore online privacy and data protection in Europe 27/01/2017
Unreported Europe Your data protection rights in Europe with Jan Philipp Albrecht MEP Euronews anchor Sophie Claudet speaks with MEP Jan Philipp Albrecht about data protection rights and responsibilities in Europe. 27/01/2017
Unreported Europe The 'Snoopers' Charter': Assessing Britain's new mass surveillance powers UK has just legalised the most extreme surveillance in the history of western democracy. 27/01/2017
USA Facebook Live: child suicide A 14-year-old foster child from Florida broadcast her own suicide live on social media 25/01/2017
review The videos you loved on social media in 2016 Euronews videos are watched tens of millions of times every month on Youtube and Facebook. 26/12/2016
corporate Facebook moves to stamp out fake news stories on its site Facebook is to do more to prevent fake news stories from spreading on the social media website by making it easier for users to report them. 16/12/2016
