The latest tech and investing craze is good news for artists, however odd the idea of owning easily replicated digi-art

Don’t be fooled by this seemingly benevolent gesture. The search giant is still going to track our every online move

In forcing Google and Facebook to pay news providers, a precedent has been set that other countries are sure to follow

Despite the poor legislation, Facebook’s blocking of Australian news reminded the world of the power of social media giants

Trying to distort reality by classifying laptops as TVs won’t bail out the SABC; nor will an incompetent minister and her deputy

Surveillance capitalism is a major threat to personal privacy: it’s time to turn off location tracking on your smartphone

Reddit users wanted to stick it to hedge funds and short sellers. Their $23bn rebuke has rattled the big investors

Defeated by decades of superior industry and commerce, Russia embarrassed its old foe with an audacious cyberheist

The tweeter-in-chief was finally banned by social media — after a small armed ‘insurrection’ that killed five people

Could Facebook be trying to consolidate its integration of the app before the US government tries to break up its monopoly?

The work-from-home phenomenon caused surges in tech usage — and share prices — while e-commerce boomed

Nero had nothing on SA’s once glorious ruling party when it comes to fiddling while everything burns

Widely available text-to-speech services are transforming the way we consume news and use our smartphones

#PayIn30’s ‘ethical leadership’ is long overdue as small firms are often hobbled by late payment from big companies

Running masks, or buffs, are the least effective facemask, says a recent study

Please can someone tell the ruling party that its internal politics is ruining the country’s image? And tell Ace to resign already