Man who duped Facebook and Google pleads guilty in £75m internet fraud case
According to court documents, Google sent over 23 million dollars and Facebook nearly 100 million to bank accounts Evaldas Rimasauskas controlled.
According to court documents, Google sent over 23 million dollars and Facebook nearly 100 million to bank accounts Evaldas Rimasauskas controlled.
Described as ‘a historic drama based during the First World War’ a set will be located at Govan Graving Docks.
It is the third fine the European Commission has imposed on the tech giant.
Education Secretary Damian Hinds has launched a series of measures to “beat the cheats” using essay writing services at universities.
The social media company said the video was viewed fewer than 200 times during its live broadcast.
An upcoming Government white paper is expected to lay out plans for new responsibilities to be expected from social networks.
Users fear millions of breakout tracks from artists in their early years have been lost forever.
Charley Thomas achieved his feat during a school assembly which celebrated pi.
One man has been arrested and charged with murder.
The suspect is a white supremacist who broadcast live footage from a helmet-mounted camera.
Messaging site 8chan has been condemned as users continue to praise the massacre more than 12 hours after the event.
The Home Secretary made the statement after videos of the attack in New Zealand were shared widely online.
Suspect – Brenton Tarrant – appeared to have live-streamed the attack on Facebook as victims in a mosque were shot.
The YouTuber’s name was mentioned in a live stream of the attacks.
An independent review has called for tougher rules on anti-competitive behaviour and mergers to protect smaller businesses and boost the economy.