WATCH OR LISTEN IN TO OUR WEEKLY SPORT AT ONE FACEBOOK LIVE PROGRAMME AT 1pm EVERY MONDAY Irish News sports reporters, Andy Watters, Kenny Archer and Neil Loughran, are talking sport live on Facebook and Twitter today at 1pm Watch the show or just put the headphones on and listen in to the lively debate. Facebook your questions to them today to join in the discussion. Let's have your comments on any sport... Catch them every Monday at 1pm at https://www.facebook.com/IrishNewsLtd OR https://www.facebook.com/irishnewssport … [Read more...] about SPORT AT ONE show: VIDEO or AUDIO: 1 pm TODAY: Watch or listen in to our weekly Facebook Live SPORT AT ONE show
Facebook boss Nicola Mendelsohn reveals her cancer is in remission
Facebook's Europe head Lady Nicola Mendelsohn has confirmed her blood cancer has entered remission, ten months after going public with her diagnosis. Lady Mendelsohn, 47, who has a form of follicular lymphoma, said on Sunday she was in remission and had recently undergone her final day of treatment after six months of chemotherapy and immunotherapy. She had previously described her cancer as a "life sentence" in a blog on Facebook for World Cancer Day in February. Follicular lymphoma, which she discovered as a tiny lump in her groin, can return after a number of years despite not appearing in any tests. Around 60 per cent of people who suffer from her form of lymphoma live more than ten years. Results in post 6mnths chemo & immunotherapy, I’m in remission! Here’s me on my first & last treatment day. Grateful to the amazing Drs & nurses who helped me through this. Thanks to family & friends & to everyone at work for the … [Read more...] about Facebook boss Nicola Mendelsohn reveals her cancer is in remission
Israeli PM’s son gets temporary ban on Facebook
Updated 2:53 pm CST, Sunday, December 16, 2018 FILE - In this March 17, 2015 file photo, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, right, casts his vote with his son Yair during Israel's parliamentary elections in Jerusalem. Netanyahu faces a new scandal after recordings emerged of his 26-year-old stay-at-home son joyriding at taxpayer expense to Tel Aviv strip clubs with his super-rich buddies. Yair Netanyahu is heard drunkenly bragging about how much they spent on strippers and how the prime minister advanced a bill that delivered billions to his friend's father.(AP Photo/Sebastian Scheiner, Pool, File) less FILE - In this March 17, 2015 file photo, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, right, casts his vote with his son Yair during Israel's parliamentary elections in Jerusalem. Netanyahu faces a new scandal ... more Photo: Sebastian Scheiner, STF … [Read more...] about Israeli PM’s son gets temporary ban on Facebook
Facebook created a giant winter village in San Francisco with chainsaw ice-sculpting and frolicking elves for its 2-day holiday party
Rob Price, provided by Published 12:21 pm PST, Saturday, December 15, 2018 A scene from the Facebook holiday party in San Francisco. A scene from the Facebook holiday party in San Francisco. Photo: Gsg1986gsg Via Instagram Photo: Gsg1986gsg Via Instagram Image 1 of / 25 Caption Close Image 1 of 25 A scene from the Facebook holiday party in San Francisco. A scene from the Facebook holiday party in San Francisco. Photo: Gsg1986gsg Via Instagram Facebook created a giant winter village in San Francisco with chainsaw ice-sculpting and frolicking elves for its 2-day holiday party 1 / 25 Back to Gallery Facebook employees blew off steam this weekend with a two-day party at a swanky San … [Read more...] about Facebook created a giant winter village in San Francisco with chainsaw ice-sculpting and frolicking elves for its 2-day holiday party
Facebook apologizes for latest privacy breach
By Jonathan Ng | [email protected] | Boston HeraldDecember 15, 2018 at 9:00 pm Facebook said on Friday it allowed third-party developers to access photos of up to 6.8 million users — including images uploaded but not shared — over the course of 12 days in September. “We’re sorry this happened,” the company said on its developer blog. This bug was discovered the same day Facebook discovered hackers scraped more than 30 million users’ personal information. The revelation of the now-fixed problem serves as yet another reminder of just how much data Facebook has on its 2.27 billion users, as well as how frequently these privacy breaches are recurring. “There’s no way to get around the fact that privacy breaches like this can undermine overall user sentiment,” said Virginia Tech professor Aaron Brantly, who teaches about cybersecurity matters. The bug is the latest in a series of privacy lapses that continue to crop up, despite … [Read more...] about Facebook apologizes for latest privacy breach