Lee Wolverton, executive editor of one of the estimated 200 US news groups suing Google and Facebook, said publishers had decided to act as newspaper ad revenues have fallen 82% in 16 years.
News Corp Australia has established a new division to oversee partnerships with tech giants such as Google, Facebook and Apple.
An interim Competition and Markets Authority report found Apple and Google exercise "a vice-like grip over mobile devices", with more than 99% of all smartphones sold in the UK running either iOS or Android.
Elizabeth Warren has urged the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Justice Department to investigate whether Facebook has misled people about the reach of its advertisements.
A group of academics have penned an open letter urging Meta to allow independent reviews of in-house research into how Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp affect youngsters' mental health.
Facebook owner Meta faces legal action in both the US and UK from Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar (formerly Burma), with compensation claims worth more than £150bn.
Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal has shuffled his top team, days after taking the reins from Jack Dorsey.
TikTok has widened its creator monetisation features, adding tips and video gifts, as it rolled out its Creator Next portal.
Twitter is to ban the sharing of personal media, including photos and videos, without the consent of the person concerned.
A New York University study found pre-emptive warnings on Twitter about hate speech reduced the volume of objectionable content by as much as a fifth.
Instagram has begun tests of 60-second Stories, quadrupling the short-form video format's current length of 15 seconds.
The FT has said that it has seen draft EU legislation which would force web giants such as Facebook and Google to reveal how they target users with political advertising.
The Minderoo Foundation, a federation owned by Australia's richest man, aims to help 18 small publishers agree a collective bargaining arrangement to secure licensing deals with Google and Facebook.
Facebook vice-president of global affairs Sir Nick Clegg said he believes the internet is facing its "Bretton Woods moment", referencing the post-WWII accord which governed international finance.
Twitter said it will expand free access to the site’s data to allow app developers to create products that can curate and synthesise content.
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