Microsoft and Snap are exceptions — for now.
Kara doesn’t know much about sportsball, so she asked an expert.
SB Nation Editor in Chief Elena Bergeron talks about brackets, streaming apps and paying players on the latest Too Embarrassed to Ask.
The colorful White House communications director is still a supporter of President Trump, even though he was fired after 11 days on the job.
The ban isn’t yet official, but should be soon.
Twitter stock finished the day up more than 7 percent.
Britain First shared posts “designed to incite animosity and hatred against minority groups,” Facebook says. So they’re out.
Her Teen Vogue column about Trump and gaslighting catapulted her career.
The Instagram stars’ morning show was dropped soon after racist tweets surfaced and a family connection to an anti-Muslim activist was made public.
The percentage of non-white and non-Asian employees at Twitter appears to be shrinking, not growing.
How do you measure the health of online interactions? Twitter is determined to find out.
It looks like Facebook’s U.S. user growth has officially peaked.
It’s been one of the most popular Twitter product requests for years.
This time, Facebook execs want to talk about the Trump campaign’s 2016 ad spend. Confused? We explain.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar sounded off on social media and bots on “Meet the Press.”
The harassment of the teens who spoke up after the Parkland massacre is a black-and-white case study of the impotence of today’s social media giants.
Reporters who attended are mum. So, surprisingly, is Twitter.
Jack Dorsey invested in the music streaming service in 2016; last year he wrote off the deal.
Social media has been a dark place since 17 people were killed last week.
“Leave your phone in another room” is a popular anti-addiction strategy.
Bots. Conspiracy theories. Bullying. We’re seeing it all.
Social platforms are an effective tool for marketers — and nation states that want to disrupt an election.
“The Fake News Media never fails,” Trump added.
It’s likely that the NFL will sign a multiyear deal.
Twitter made $91 million in Q4, its first profitable quarter ever.
Twitter’s first-ever quarterly profit of $91 million barely moved the needle.
Twitter made $91 million in Q4.
It’s been a long time coming.
And that may be just a fraction of the total users who saw Kremlin disinformation in 2016.
Rep. Adam Schiff and Sen. Dianne Feinstein want them to respond to more questions.
On the latest Recode Decode, “Digital Deceit” authors Dipayan Ghosh and Ben Scott explain the “fundamental flaw” in the digital economy that must be fixed.
The moderator of “Meet the Press” thinks Twitter, Facebook and the like can’t surprise us anymore.
Spoonbill is a must-have tool for journalists and other overly nosy people.
New ads mean new revenue.
The companies’ comments came in response to another round of questions from the Senate Intelligence Committee.
This time, the fear is that they’re trying to discredit an investigation into Russia’s potential election meddling.
The former Goldman banker is Twitter’s most important full-time executive.
Twitter’s news alerts aren’t new, but they’re expanding.
Noto is one of Twitter’s most important executives.