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Manchester-based Social Chain employs just 30 people but could make £6m out of Twitter trends and interaction.

The former make-up artist from Sheffield promoted 'extreme material' on Twitter and WhatsApp in 2015.

Many students said they would be forced to resit the exam next year.

Social media companies taken to court for allowing hateful content to remain on their platforms.

If the reports are anything to go by, the change could reflect in the next two weeks.

GCHQ attempts to shake off big brother image by joining social media.

MPW Group and Birmingham Hotel La Tour face criticism over "sexist and offensive" poster campaign.

Piers Morgan interviewed the presumptive Republican US presidential candidate on 16 May 2016.

IPL followers on Twitter rose from close to a million followers in 2014, to four million in 2016.

Pornhub says the incident was a hoax and systems have not been breached.

Tiger Woods has won 14 majors over his career.

Three Delaware schoolgirls have been charged with offences in relation to 16-year-old's death.

Behemoth Android phone with a massive battery releases in China on 17 May.

The lawsuit comes two months after IBM accused Groupon of infringing on four of its software patents.

China's Great Firewall blocks 25% of all internet sites under Xi Jinping

Conservative Party MP Nicholas Soames asks the internet to explain GIFs – and the internet delivers.

A senior intelligence official said Twitter is concerned about the "optics" and appearing too close to the US intelligence services.

Slaven Bilic confirmed his side came through their weekend defeat to Swansea City unscathed.

Gerry Adams compared the film Django Unchained to the treatment of Irish republicans.

Shivil Kaushik's action is similar to that of former South African cricketer Paul Adams.

Look away now. Interns for Snapchat, Twitter and Facebook can earn over $10,000 a month.

A new report from security firm Flashpoint highlights how Daesh-affiliated hackers operate online.

Facebook smashes Wall Street estimates with Q1 earnings of $1.5bn profit on $5.4bn revenue.

An IBTimes UK poll asking if you would pay to use Twitter.

The app developed by former Twitter executive, makes your texts public.

Just 2% of Twitter users have switched off the new non-chronological timeline feature.

US agency actively trawls for blatant texting while driving boasts

The search giant has now stopped listing Google.com as a website with security vulnerabilities.

Schilling insists he was merely commenting on the 'functionality' of toilets.

Critics claim the little-known surveillance clause will be used to combat end-to-end encryption.