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Advertisers unsure of Facebook after measurement mistakes

In recent years, Facebook has taken an increasingly massive share of marketing budgets

Facebook mounts effort to limit tide of fake news

Donald Trump's unexpected victory almost immediately led people to focus on whether Facebook had influenced the electorate

Facebook to add fact checkers to test fake news, hoaxes

Last week, Facebook said it was working with Microsoft, Twitter and YouTube to help curb the spread of terrorist contents online

Facebook introduces portal for parents to keep their children safe online

It includes guides for parents about how Facebook works, tips for talking with kids about staying safe online, experts' resources

Google's Pulkit Trivedi joins Facebook India as new Industry Director

Pulkit comes to Facebook with over 18 years of extensive industry experience

In-flight internet at 30,000 Feet? Not Above India

Air travel surges, but in-flight internet still won't fly with New Delhi; passengers grumble

Facebook reports new issues with ad-counting tools

The company said it was fixing three of its ad-measurement tools after it found that several methods it used to describe audience numbers to advertisers were inaccurate

One Direction star Liam Payne's Facebook hacked with porn images

The pornographic posts have since been deleted from Payne's account

Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Microsoft to create shared database against terrorist content

The content will be hashed using unique digital fingerprints, which is how its identification and removal can be handled more easily and efficiently by the company's computer systems and algorithms.

Facebook uses 'survey' to find clickbait and fake news

Below an article on Facebook appears "to what extent do you think that this link's title uses misleading language?" and its response choices range from "Not at all" to "Completely".

Study finds Facebook's privacy controls impact user behaviour

User's disclosure patterns reflected increased openness after the introduction of enhanced privacy controls

WeChat censorship offers a blueprint for Facebook but here's why it should not enter China

Reports have suggested Facebook is working on a censorship tool, to make its service more appealing to Chinese regulators

Facebook pumps $40,000 into Indian fashion start-up

Start-up will also get a chance to get access to the exclusive community of Facebook's developers and worldwide events

Facebook adds free games like 'Pac-Man' to Messenger app

Facebook is adding the option to play games with your contacts on the messaging app beginning today

Inside a fake news sausage factory: 'This is all about income'

The pressing question is who produces fake stories, and how does this overheated, often fabricated news ecosystem work?

Facebook tests 'Express Wifi' in rural parts of India

It did not indicate if the Wi-Fi will provide limited access to a few websites, like its Free Basics, or provide full access

Racial discrimination lawsuit against Facebook

For allegedly not responding to the repeated complaints of harassment by two black employees, said a report

Facebook keen to re-enter China, building filter to beat hurdles

Zuckerberg has defended the effort, saying that it was better for Facebook to enable conversation in a country even if it's not the full conversation

India to push our goal to connect next 1 billion people: Facebook

The social media giant has 1.71 bn users globally, has a strategic partnership with India's top 100 advertisers

Facebook, stop feeding us what we want to read

Facebook uses an algorithm for your newsfeed, reports Tech in Asia