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The Twitter co-founder has listed his first ever tweet for sale as a form of digital memorabilia.

The businessman is accused of promoting cryptocurrency to his followers to inflate prices.

Some big YouTube names are building their own video sites on the side - just in case.

The armed forces are accused of spreading disinformation online amid a violent crackdown.

The troubled card game is the latest promised rework to be abandoned by a major developer.

High-end computer chips might be the key to winning the artificial intelligence arms race.

Movie theatres are welcoming back audiences on Friday hoping there is pent-up demand for a night out.

Queen's University Belfast suspends access to some of its systems following the incident last month.

There are concerns about supplies of nickel which are needed for batteries that power most electric cars.

A growing number of clubs big and small are using more technology to help performances on the pitch.

A Supreme Court judge in Brazil orders an investigation following the BBC's report into the trade.

A senior officer wants the Premier League and EFL to act before fans return to stadiums.

Chief executive Susan Wojcicki says there's a way back for the former president on YouTube.

Steve Huffman says he supported the aims of a Reddit group taking on the hedge funds.

The Voice of Wales' accounts were terminated after an investigation by BBC Wales's Newyddion S4C programme

The Competition and Markets Authority has launched an investigation into how Apple's app store is run.