Russia bans Facebook and Instagram under 'extremism' law
By The Washington Post | Published Mar 22, 2022
Facebook and Instagram remain banned in Russia as a result of “extremist activities”
By Bang Showbiz | Published Mar 22, 2022
Australia to make Big Tech hand over misinformation data
By Reuters | Published Mar 21, 2022
Irish consumer watchdog fines Meta over R280 million for 12 data breaches that affected millions of users
By IANS | Published Mar 17, 2022
Big tech, Meta should not stifle small businesses, says GovChat
By Edward West | Published Mar 17, 2022
GovChat CEO welcomes action taken by the Competition Commission over Meta
By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Mar 16, 2022
Social media platform WhatsApp denies alleged anticompetitive behaviour
By Edward West | Published Mar 16, 2022
Competition Commission wants Facebook and WhatsApp to be fined
By Edward West | Published Mar 15, 2022
ANC in KwaZulu-Natal opens a new Facebook page after their previous one was hacked
By Thobeka Ngema | Published Mar 14, 2022
In Ukraine, tech platforms abandon the illusion of neutrality
By The Washington Post | Published Mar 13, 2022
Facebook, Instagram to allow posts calling for violence against Russians
By Asian News | Published Mar 11, 2022
Business 101: Adapt, innovate and collaborate - how SMEs can thrive in today’s digital economy
By Ben Bierman | Published Mar 6, 2022
These Big Tech companies in the US and big businesses are sanctioning Russia
By Fast Company | Published Mar 6, 2022
SAHRC hearing: Research organisation says 18% of people in Gauteng lost jobs during Covid-19 pandemic
By Kamogelo Moichela | Published Mar 2, 2022
Facebook and TikTok ban Russian state media in Europe
By The Washington Post | Published Mar 1, 2022
Russian invasion: Five ways tech is being used to help Ukraine
By Reuters | Published Mar 1, 2022
