Sunday 14 August, 2022
The social network began suspending accounts last Friday.
Irish business leaders give their take on the influential innovations, ideas and tech that shaped the decade.
Don’t worry, you don’t need your password.
Your old Facebook photos are about to come back to haunt you.
The new social network is all over the internet today, but what is it?
The investigations come on foot of a new internal policy on personal social media use.
It’s actually one that’s been around much longer.
Over two-thirds of people feel they have had their privacy breached, with a rise in unsolicited emails and texts.
But they are still tracking tax dodgers. Here’s how.
Facebook and Twitter users got official Government warning from today on discussing details of ongoing court cases.
#NoOffence intended.
OK, a couple of them are actually phrases.
Over a third of the country don’t use social networking websites but the number of Facebook and Twitter users is on the rise.
The Simon Wiesenthal Centre is pressing Twitter and Facebook to deal with the situation.
It would be foolish to overlook the amazing opportunities social networks and other digital tools present for young people just because older generations are intimated by change, writes Dr Stephen Brennan.
The National Association of Principals and Deputy Principals is calling on social networks to work with schools and take a great role in tackling bullying.
A map tracks the number of tweets sent across Ireland every week about quitting smoking – and asks people to support anyone trying to give up.
An Ipsos MRBI poll has found that more than half of the population has a Facebook page – and one third use no social networking sites at all.
David Lawee, Google’s mergers and acquisitions chief, is clearly impressed with the pinboard site.
RTE editorial staff will be trained in the new guidelines, including how they should use social media and the internet in their reporting.
The number of people using Facebook has fallen slightly – but is still almost half the adult population.
They can also use Facebook – and are allowed to submit up to 50 votes from each account.
Catch up on the day’s biggest stories and the bits and pieces you may have missed…
A spokeswoman for the Home Office said there was “no suggestion” that the sites would be closed down.
This week Google introduced its own social networking service which it promises will revolutionise online communication. So what’s it all about?
The European survey also finds that over 80 per cent of us believe that disclosure of personal information is now part of modern life.
New statistics show that Facebook lost almost eight million users in the United States, Canada and UK in May 2011.
