Actress Roseanne Barr had pledged to quit Twitter on Saturday over the platform’s failure to punish users who are anti-Semitic, but later reversed her decision to leave the social media site.
Ted Livingston, the founder of instant messaging service Kik, is promoting an “anti-Facebook alliance” after declaring his annoyance over the company allegedly stealing his ideas.
The Atlantic Council, whose members include Henry Kissinger, has called Hungary’s Viktor Orbán a “far-right autocrat.”
Facebook, the social network at the center of privacy concerns, is offering privacy tips to children through their new youth portal.
UK lawmakers have claimed that social media firm Facebook has not fully answered questions relating to user data privacy.
Facebook also admitted that its automated technology for detecting hate speech “doesn’t work that well.”
“The nexus of power in American media has moved from New York City to Silicon Valley,” said Sen. Cruz.
Following the Cambridge Analytica user data scandal, Facebook vowed to investigate all apps that accessed user data — they have now suspended 200 apps that may have misused users’ personal information.
A month after Mark Zuckerberg’s April 10 and 11 testimony on Capitol Hill, the chattering class seems to agree that he and Facebook dodged the political equivalent of the grim reaper. And yet the sharp scythe of history is still swinging, and Zuckerberg could still get sliced.
Establishment elites don’t want a level playing field on social media.
Facebook is facing a class-action lawsuit following the revelation that the company logged users’ text and call logs using the Facebook smartphone app.
Executives at the embattled social media giant Facebook may be cooking up their own cryptocurrency, according to a post from a company Vice President.
News Corp. CEO Robert Thomson has called on social media companies to create an algorithm review board to monitor abuse of social media algorithms.
According to a new study of Facebook’s recent algorithm changes, which were designed to focus users’ News Feeds on posts from friends and family, the algorithm changes have actually made users more unhappy.
Tech giants Facebook and Google have banned advertisements related to Ireland’s upcoming abortion referendum this month.
Members of Congress have reportedly been angered by changes to Facebook’s algorithm which have seen their pages receive less reach on the platform.
Ireland’s “Save the Eighth” campaign has accused Google of attempting to silence pro-life voices prior to the upcoming national referendum on abortion by banning advertising on its platforms.
Facebook is reportedly overhauling its entire management structure following its recent user data scandal.
Executives from tech companies such as Amazon, Google, and Facebook are set to attend a discussion on Artificial Intelligence at the White House on Thursday.
The two largest advertising platforms on the internet, Google and Facebook, have announced plans to stop bail bonds services from advertising on their platforms.
First Lady Melania Trump has unveiled her “Be Best” initiatives, which include an initiative to get children using social media so they can “learn positive online behaviors early on.”
Scandal-plagued social media giant Facebook is under fire over accusations it helps create jihadist terror networks around the world.
Israel’s Foreign Ministry on Sunday launched a Facebook page uniquely dedicated to fostering ties with Iraq.
British Oscar winner Catherine Zeta-Jones will star in the dark comedy “Queen America,” the first major series produced by Facebook, which is seeking a foothold in the uber-competitive market for original content.
Following the announcement of Facebook’s new dating feature, privacy experts have expressed skepticism surrounding the company’s new direction.
A new malware attack is targeting Facebook users’ passwords and money via the Facebook Messenger app.
Another former adviser to top Democrats joins Facebook’s lobbying machine.
Facebook is joining tech giants such as Amazon and Google in an attempt to place an always listening “home assistant” device in users’ homes.
Prominent conservatives have published an open letter calling for social media companies to treat conservative users and employees in a fairer manner.
Alex Hardiman, Facebook’s head of news products, revealed further details about the social network’s plans to “rank” news outlets by “trustworthiness,” during the Facebook Developer Conference this week.
The Heritage Foundation will defend Facebook’s legal right as a “private company” to censor content and will oppose attempts to regulate the tech giant, according to the think tank’s senior research fellow for technology, Klon Kitchen.
Canadian columnist and host of the Glazov Gang, Jamie Glazov, was suspended from Twitter after he posted direct quotes from the Qur’an and Hadith.
Facebook has fired an employee who allegedly used company tools to stalk women across the Internet.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg stated recently that the company plans to “dial up the intensity” of news suppression leading towards the U.S. midterm elections.
Facebook plans to fight perceptions of anti-conservative bias … by tapping Eric Holder’s law firm.
Social media firm Facebook unveiled their latest attempt to copy an existing app’s idea with the introduction of a new dating feature that bears a striking resemblance to popular dating app Tinder.
Breitbart News Senior Tech Correspondent Allum Bokhari joined SiriusXM Patriot’s Breitbart News Tonight, Monday, to discuss Facebook’s suspension of a page for an anti-illegal immigrant caravan protest.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg claimed his platform has started to rank news organizations based on “trustworthiness,” with low-ranking sources becoming suppressed.
Even Mark Zuckerberg’s posts were flagged with the questionnaire, which asked users to determine what posts were “hate speech.”
The Chinese government has been accessing deleted WeChat messages without a warrant, leading to easy crackdowns on dissidents.
