The Mail on Sunday has opted against taking its privacy battle with the Duchess of Sussex to the Supreme Court, and has agreed to pay undisclosed "financial remedies" to settle the case.
Twelve US senators have written to Mark Zuckerberg, expressing concern over Facebook’s failure to curb election-related disinformation.
JPIMedia's Northumberland Gazette has absorbed the websites of The Berwick Advertiser, Morpeth Herald and News Post Leader.
The Financial Times has appointed Christina Michalos QC as its editorial complaints commissioner.
Meta vice-president of news partnerships Campbell Brown said the Facebook owner intends to "thoughtfully increase the number of creators" on Bulletin during 2022.
Journalist Abbey Maclure has co-authored a report with Leeds Trinity University journalism tutor Jenny Kean urging news groups to give trainees facing abuse more support.
Verasity, a protocol and product layer blockchain platform, has announced its partnership with video for business platform, Brightcove.
Insider Intelligence said it expects TikTok to reach 755m monthly users in 2022, becoming the world's third largest social media platform behind Facebook (2.1bn) and Instagram (1.3bn).
DMGT chairman Lord Rothermere hailed a "huge milestone" as he announced January 10 as the date for the publisher's delisting from the London Stock Exchange after almost 90 years of being listed.
Microsoft has agreed to buy Xandr from AT&T for a reported $1bn, about a year after the telecommunication firm first put the advanced advertising unit on the block.
The Financial Times has appointed John Kundert as chief product and technology officer (CPTO). He will also join the FT Group Management Board from January.
A survey has revealed 41% of Britons over 16 listened to a podcast last month.
LinkedIn has relaunched in China as jobs portal InCareer, two months after Microsoft closed the full version due to pressure over its social media features.
Reach introduces a new era of professional development with the appointment of Steve Thompson as its new Senior Editor for Training and Development.
US trade group the Internet Association, which was founded in 2012 and represents tech giants including Google, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft, announced it is to close down.
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