A study has found the people who spend the most time on social media are also the most lonely.

Facebook has abandoned plans for a British car insurer to be able to access young peoples’ profiles, their posts and likes, to judge their safety as a driver.

Gerald Hope and and his daughter’s convicted killer, Scott Watson, can now meet along with journalist Mike White, the Department of Corrections has agreed.

Turkish police have detained the editor-in-chief of an opposition secularist newspaper over alleged links to a US-based cleric and Kurdish militants.

The Commerce Commission fears internet and pay television subscribers could face long-term price hikes if it gives the green light to a proposed merger between Sky TV and Vodafone.

The Red Cross Blood Service in Australia has apologised to more than half a million blood donors after their personal information was leaked.

The government is extending its broadband coverage to a possible 200 mobile black-spots, including highways and tourist areas.

A Sydney man who claimed he was publicly ridiculed because of his mullet has suffered a setback in his defamation case against media organisations.

Home webcams that were hijacked to help knock popular websites offline last week are being recalled in the United States.

Facebook has apologised for removing a video on breast cancer awareness posted by a Swedish group, saying it was incorrectly taken out.