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Facebook hits 'spam king' for £431m FACEBOOK has won £431 million in damages from a spam boss who accessed users' accounts and posted fake wall posts and messages.

Masters of their own net domains THE approval of website addresses with non-Latin characters at the end was yesterday described as the "biggest technical change to the internet" since its creation 40 years ago.

Grieving mother calls for tougher controls on internet site THE mother of a teenager allegedly killed by a man she met on a social networking site said yesterday her daughter had "made one mistake and has paid for it with her life".

Boom in adults' social networks THE number of adults using social networking sites has nearly doubled in two years, research suggested yesterday.

Tram project bids for more Facebook pals

Battle lines redrawn: war games 'boost intelligence'

Britons cyber-stalk other people ten minutes a day

Twitter and Facebook are like 'internet shopping for burglars'

Girl, 18, jailed for 'cyber-bullying'

Facebook Lite to rival Twitter

Facebook buys FriendFeed website

Social networking sites can drive teenagers to suicide, says archbishop

Twitter feeds and Facebook for the trams

Party turns into mass brawl after Facebook post

Police use Facebook to help track Highland Show rapist

Wife's Facebook gaffe shames new MI6 chief

Facebook under fire over change to privacy settings

Facebook slammed over privacy setting changes

Iran: Dissent by tweet and text

Russians poke Facebook with £125m offer

Warning for Facebook row officer

Drug dealer caught via Facebook website

Public hooked on networking sites

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