Posting intimate photos or videos of someone without their consent is now against the social network's policy.

Reporters Without Borders has set up mirrors of websites that are banned in various countries, making them visible once more.

The legal framework surrounding surveillance is "unnecessarily complicated" and "lacks transparency", MPs say.

The BBC has launched its Make it Digital initiative with new hardware for schools and a raft of coding-based content.

Chinese internet giant Alibaba invests $200m (£133m) in messaging application Snapchat, valuing the four-year old firm at nearly $15bn.

Plans for a new Europol unit to deal with jihadist content online are being presented to European ministers on Thursday.

The personal genetics company 23andMe is setting up a research unit to trawl its growing database for clues about diseases.

Two Panda Security antivirus programs marked corrupted files in their own systems as malign, causing them to stop working.