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It's no secret that small businesses are the lifeblood of the New Zealand economy and our communities, and a growing number are using Facebook.

Facebook rolls out six new reactions globally today, yet the long-awaited dislike button remains elusive, leaving some users unsatisfied.

At the end of 2015, estimates showed that 3.2 billion people were online. This means that globally, 4.1 billion people were still not internet users.

During Christchurch's 5.7 earthquake, millions turned to Rebuild Christchurch on Facebook, illustrating social media's vital role in crisis communication.

Hide, unblock or unfriend any exes or former love interests whose happiness is going to make you depressed, angsty and listen to Kelly Clarkson.

Hard to believe it but Facebook has only just turned 12, meaning it is still young enough to have not been around at the turn of the millennium.

Facebook’s Android app chews through smartphone battery life at a rapid rate and significantly reduces performance, according to recent reports.

A recent study reveals a third of mourners have snapped selfies at funerals, spotlighting social media's grip on modern mourning rituals.

Facebook launches 'Sports Stadium', a new hub for fans to follow games in real-time, boasting a global community of 650 million.

Facebook has several data centers around the world, including Fort Worth Texas, Altoona, Prineville, Forest City and Lulea.

The performance of social companies contains lessons about the future of social media and the present of marketing.

Over the next decade, teaching will account for 17% of job openings, but only 10% of top students consider it. A new campaign aims to change that.

Take an exclusive tour behind Facebook's closed doors and discover the eclectic workspaces powering the global tech giant.

By the looks of things, users of the social media platform are well into current affairs, with high profile mainstream news events taking centre stage.

The disturbing footage aims to expose the 'dark side' of the NZ dairy industry, with social media and online news exploding with Kiwis up in arms.

Facebook tests new tools to help people manage interactions with ex-partners after a break-up, says product manager Kelly Winters.

Rugby World Cup fans are going to be able to vote on a new category at the World Rugby Awards, via a hash tag on Facebook.

The feature allows businesses to show users their Page is authentic, and shows users they're interacting with the authentic Page of a business.

Facebook plans to bring internet access to remote regions via aircraft, satellites and a partnership with Eutelsat.

Facebook says it will now begin including information from pages that use Facebook’s Like button and similar social features for better targeted ads.