Staff Report

BBC Click's LJ Rich looks at some of the best of the week's technology news.

The NSPCC asks the government to hold Facebook to account after a row involving a "dreadful and disturbing" video of a baby being dunked in a bucket of water.

Israel's Prime Minister has attacked the boss of the French telecom giant Orange for looking to pull out of a deal with an Israeli partner.

PayPal is updating its user agreement in July to force customers to accept automated cold calls from it and its affiliates.

Six computer games, including Pong and Doom, have been inducted into the first Video Game Hall of Fame.

Microsoft shows off unusual computers capable of running its forthcoming Windows 10 software, including a system contained in a plug.

Chinese search engine Baidu's unexpected victory in AI test has been cancelled after it emerged that it broke the contest's rules.

Two MPs will have their legal challenge to the government's emergency surveillance law heard by the High Court later.

Twenty four robots from across the world are to race against the clock and each other to complete eight disaster relief-themed tasks.

A computer security company has warned about a new strain of "ransomware" - while finding that even Russian hackers can be haggled down.