Shares of Twitter fall in after-hours trading as the companies earnings announcement shows growth faltering.

Comments by a Facebook board member could put Mark Zuckerberg's global plans on the back foot.

The UK government makes a small step towards making online communication with the public easier.

The draft internet monitoring bill needs "significant work", a committee of MPs and peers says.

BT says it will launch a new service later this year to divert nuisance calls within its network before they ring on customers' phones.

Tech giant Google says it will hide content removed under the "right to be forgotten" from all versions of the search engine when viewed from countries where removal was approved.

The US National Transportation Safety Board says shipments of lithium-ion batteries on planes should be restricted because of safety fears.

The Vatican is using the controversial instant messaging app Telegram to promote Lent