The comments from Sen. Mark Warner could create new political headaches for the tech giant.
The company met with House and Senate investigators who are probing Russian interference in the 2016 election.
The new study, from researchers at Oxford, comes as Twitter prepares to brief Congress.
The Senate Intelligence Committee will hold its hearing in November; House lawmakers will aim for October
The test group was selected at random.
Recode’s staff weighs in on Twitter’s new product test.
Tweets are about to get longer.
Trump appeared to threaten North Korea in a tweet, and Twitter is trying to explain why he wasn’t suspended.
Twitter is moving forward with 16 live video shows and features it said it wanted to stream.
Trump wants players who protest the anthem to be fired.
Twitter is briefing Senate lawmakers next week about the use of bots, Sen. Mark Warner has said.
Hugh Johnston, Pepsi’s CFO, is leaving Twitter’s board.
Krishnan, who previously worked on ad tech, is trying something new.
Tasteless social media battles are now the rule, not the exception. Sigh.
In a statement, the company says it will “continue to strongly enforce our policies.”
What about YouTube? “I’m pretty sure my teen puts things on YouTube.”
Sen. Mark Warner says lawmakers are discussing the need for a public hearing.
A report card on the tech industry’s early lobbying efforts on DACA.
It looks like users will be able to draft the entire tweetstorm in the app before sending it out.
More Americans than ever are getting news from social platforms like Facebook, Twitter and even Snapchat.
Boldly going where no tweet has gone before.
Plus, Twitter hired another HR exec from American Express, where Berland used to work.
CNN’s Oliver Darcy and BuzzFeed’s Charlie Warzel explain this wild world on Recode Media: “It’s not as organized as people think it is, and yet everyone knows their role.”
About 125 million hashtags are shared every day on Twitter.
Facebook says 66 million people “interacted” with the social network for the eclipse.
Another dark shadow is about to descend upon the United States.
The move follows Facebook and others that have taken action in response to the violence in Charlottesville.
But Facebook is deleting hateful posts related to Charlottesville.
The @YesYoureRacist Twitter account is leading the way.
You pay Twitter $99. Twitter decides which tweets to promote.
You have to look past the tanking stock, but here is the good news from today’s Twitter earnings.
Twitter talks a lot about DAU growth but doesn’t break out any hard numbers, so we did our own estimate.
The company’s user growth is still a problem after all.
But will their words lead to any changes to the proposed policy?
Twitter reports earnings Thursday morning.
The company said the incident was a glitch and fixed it, but GOP lawmakers sent them a nasty note anyway.
Empty transparency.
“The rules are the rules, we enforce them the same way for everybody.”
Twitter claims its recent efforts to curb abuse are helping.