Facebook user accused of posing as senior officials
Authorities to investigate a FB user suspected of impersonating Defence Minister.
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Ministry warning over FB offer to alter high school grades
The Education Ministry is working to identify the user behind a fake Facebook post.
FB to block live feeds that flout rules
Facebook announces steps to temporarily block users who break its rules from broadcasting live video.
Sri Lanka blocks FB and WhatsApp
Sri Lanka blocks access to Facebook and WhatsApp after a posting sparked anti-Muslim riots across several towns.
Harris favours look at breaking up Facebook
Kamala Harris says that US officials should consider breaking up Facebook Inc.
Uber shares sink during IPO trading debut
Uber conservative initial public offering could not keep its shares from sinking.
Just another introduction
It was about how social media, Facebook and Twitter specifically, change how we view relationships and friendships both online and offline. It was about censorship, networking, cutting people in our online world and choosing to speak for yourself not minding how the rest will react to it.
Facebook ‘labels’ posts by hand, posing privacy questions
The Wipro work is among about 200 content labelling projects that Facebook has.
Facebook overhauls design as it pivots to private messaging
Facebook Inc debuts an overhaul of its core social network.
Man charged over revenge porn threats
Phnom Penh Court charges a man for threatening to post nude photos of his mistress.
Pheng Vannak sent to prison amidst mounting complaints
Phnom Penh Municipal Court yesterday jailed Facebook personality Pheng Vannak pending an upcoming trial after he was charged on Tuesday with incitement to commit a crime and public defamation.
Pheng Vannak sent to prison amidst mounting complaints
Phnom Penh Municipal Court today jailed Facebook personality Pheng Vannak pending an upcoming trial after he was charged on Tuesday with incitement to commit a crime and public defamation.
Pheng Vannak in hot water over comments
Phnom Penh Court charges Facebook personality Pheng Vannak with defamation.
Facebook removes accounts in India, Pakistan
Facebook has removed 712 accounts and 390 pages in India and Pakistan.
Hun Sen allows exiled government critic to return
Prime Minister Hun Sen has allowed exiled government critic Lu Lay Sreng to return to the Kingdom before the Khmer New Year after his request.
Model charged for demeaning national flag
A man is charged over draping the national flag over dogs and posted photos online.
UK needs new rules for competition in tech sector
Britain needs to overhaul its competition rules to tackle the dominance of tech giants.
Just looking back
I just celebrated my first anniversary in the Kingdom. It’s true, time flies when you’re having fun.
PM pushes for anti-fake news law
PM calls on ministries to consider creating an anti-fake news law and speed up the draft of an anti-cybercrime law.
Fake news alert as Hun Sen’s Facebook page hacked
Prime Minister Hun Sen yesterday called on everyone to fight against fake news, saying someone was trying to spread false information to destroy Cambodian society.
Hacker posts fake news on PM’s Facebook page
Experts are to identify a person who allegedly hacked PM’s Facebook page.
Embassy slammed over Kem Sokha comment
Foreign Affairs Min. rebukes the US embassy for saying Sokha was arrested unjustly.
Call to arrest Facebook user over Hun Sen death threat
A government spokesman today said he will file a complaint to the Interior Ministry today asking it to search and arrest a Facebook user for posting a death threat aimed at Prime Minister Hun Sen.
Social media won’t ruin us
With me being present online, I still do efforts to be present in the real world. As much as work demands me to be holding my phone the entire time, I also make it a healthy habit to put it down for a few hours.
Facebook must earn trust back
Facebook Inc’s operations chief said on Wednesday that the world’s largest social network needed to win back public trust.
NSSF denies hospital spurned member
The NSSF releases a statement denying online media claims that a provincial hospital discriminated against a card member.
Influencer: Building your personal brand in the age of social media
Ever wondered how people who read books, do makeup, wear nice clothes, eat food or even own a dog – basically people who are just like you – can produce content for Facebook and Instagram that make them famous and wealthy?
Facebook pledges $300 million to bolster local news outlets
Facebook to invest 300 million US dollars over three years to support local news.
Online advocacy for change
And just now, I realised, the amount of impact the online world can influence us is huge. Imagine, it’s a normal day scrolling down your Facebook newsfeed, and you saw a random but relevant event and decided to go.
Man given three years in jail for insulting royalty
Phnom Penh Court sentences a man to three years in prison for insulting the King.
