YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki stated in a recent interview with 60 Minutes that she limits the amount of time her children spend on YouTube. She also limits them to using the YouTube Kids app, which has repeatedly had trouble with inappropriate content in the past few years.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is set to appear before the House Energy and Commerce Committee tomorrow regarding the company’s censorship practices, here’s what you need to know ahead of the hearing.
House minority leader Nancy Pelosi, who would likely become Speaker of the House if Democrats win the midterms this November, called the censorship of conservatives on social media an “outrageous conspiracy theory” earlier this week.
Following Tesla’s record $739 million second-quarter loss, CEO Elon Musk apologized to two Wall Street analysts during an earnings call for being “impolite.”
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg called President Trump following his 2016 presidential election victory to congratulate him, according to a report.
During a hearing relating to censorship on social media platforms, Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee repeatedly denied the existence of any social media censorship and attempted to turn the hearing towards talk of Russian election interference.
Executives from Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube testified Tuesday in Washington, D.C. before a House Judiciary Committee hearing that their companies support free speech and expression. They further denied their companies’ use of political censorship of their users’ conduct.
Social media giant Facebook recently censored a music video produced by a gospel music group, claiming that it featured “political content.”
Representatives from major tech companies such as Facebook, Google and Twitter are set to testify before the House Judiciary Committee on July 17.
An organization named Tech for Campaigns and based in Silicon Valley has a new mission — get Democrats elected.
Billionaires from Silicon Valley and the media industry are heading to Idaho for Allen & Co.’s annual “summer camp” get-together this week.
Twitter will purge “tens of millions” of “suspicious” accounts on Thursday, according to a report.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has claimed in a recent company email that an unnamed Tesla worker has purposefully caused ‘extensive and damaging sabotage’ to Tesla’s production line.
