Reddit banned nearly 2,000 subreddits on Monday, including r/The_Donald, arguing it violated its new policies on hate speech, among other rules. The same day, Twitch temporarily...
On Thursday, Facebook removed Trump campaign advertisements for featuring an upside-down, red triangle—a symbol associated with Nazi concentration camps. The ads claimed the symbol is associated with...
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Source: Mark Lennihan/AP/Shutterstock Twitter put a warning message over a Tweet from President Donald Trump Thursday which it said “glorifies violence.” In that tweet, Trump criticized...
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President Donald Trump reportedly plans to announce an executive order aimed at social media companies on Thursday, after Twitter issued its first-ever fact check warning on...
Internet services are seeing high usage spikes as more and more people are forced inside for coronavirus lockdowns. EU Commissioner Thierry Breton spoke with Netflix CEO...
Last week, it was reported that conservative activist investor Elliott Management had purchased over $1 billion in Twitter shares, or about 4% of the company. Now,...
Facebook agreed to pay $550 million to settle a class-action lawsuit in Illinois that claimed its “Tag Suggestions” feature illegally harvested facial data from millions of...
Facebook has found itself in the middle of a new kind of controversy since September, when the company announced that it would allow posts and ads...
