Norway 02/08/2017 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.
corporate 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.
Sweden 27/04/2017 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.
icon_view View 06/03/2017 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
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 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.
insiders 27/01/2017 The 'Snoopers' Charter': Assessing Britain's new mass surveillance powers UK has just legalised the most extreme surveillance in the history of western democracy.
USA 25/01/2017 Facebook Live: child suicide A 14-year-old foster child from Florida broadcast her own suicide live on social media
review 26/12/2016 The videos you loved on social media in 2016 Euronews videos are watched tens of millions of times every month on Youtube and Facebook.
corporate 16/12/2016 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.
corporate 16/11/2016 Microsoft moves to address competition issues on LinkedIn takeover Microsoft has offered concessions to EU antitrust regulators over its bid for social network LinkedIn.
markets 23/09/2016 Twitter's shares jump on takeover talks report Twitter's shares got their biggest bump in two years on Friday as it was reported to be talking with several tech companies - including Alphabet's Google and Salesforce.com - about being bought.
Italy 14/09/2016 Fears online sex tape shame prompted suicide An Italian woman who was subjected to online abuse after an explicit video of her went viral has killed herself.
corporate 28/07/2016 Facebook's revenue soars, monthly users total hits 1.7 billion Facebook's shares have hit a new all time high after it announced a 59.2 percent jump in quarterly revenue.
Iran 17/05/2016 Iran arrests female models for posing without hijabs Iran has arrested fashion models active on social media sites after Tehran’s top leader declared war on un-Islamic thoughts on the internet. Eight
Italy 13/05/2016 Internet reimagined in Italian village The rural Italian village of Civitacampomarano was largely bypassed by the technologies of the 21st century. Until artist Biancoshock arrived. Under
world news 05/04/2016 Euronews and Africanews: a new media group serving news diversity It’s been a year of change for Euronews: a new majority shareholder, a new world headquarters and the arrival of a new sister channel – Africanews
Egypt 30/03/2016 Egyptians cry foul over Messi's boot blunder A symbol of the beautiful game turns ugly for the world's most famous footballer
United Kingdom 25/03/2016 UK man charged with inciting racial hatred after Brussels Tweet A man from London has been charged by police with inciting after sending a tweet in which he says he asked a Muslim woman to explain the Brussels
world news 22/03/2016 #JeSuisBruxelles: social media reacts to Brussels attacks As has become customary in the wake of such terrorist attacks, people rushed to social networks to express their feelings of sadness, solidarity
