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Japan is the platform’s second biggest market with around 55 million accounts, followed by India.

Everyone loves free speech. Especially their own.

Silapakorn University president Chaicharn Thavaravej resigned on Monday after photos of female aircrew posted on his Facebook account stirred a public outcry.

The prospective purchase of Twitter by billionaire Elon Musk, who has vowed to protect freedom of speech on the social media platform, could draw more engagement from young people, giving brands greater opportunities to tap the group, say marketing and media pundits.

The owner reportedly didn't have insurance on it, either.

Jeffrey Rosen, a law professor at the George Washington University Law School, President of the National Constitution Center, and former legal correspondent for The New Republic, has an essay about this at The Atlantic; an excerpt: Elon Musk, in his effort to buy Twitter, signaled that under his ownership, the…

Shadow Treasurer Jim Chalmers is quick to criticise the federal government's economic management, saying today's interest rate rise will negatively impact millions of Australians.

After just one year, Facebook will cease its push into podcasts according to a report from 'Bloomberg.'

The life of a shipwrecked British sailor who was taken in by an Aboriginal tribe is captured in a movie focused on his fight to protect his saviours from the brutalities of colonisation.