Social Media

The laws came about in the aftermath of the 2020 election.

The interview did not go well for the CEO of X (formerly Twitter), to say the least.

Since Musk's takeover, X has lost millions of daily active users.

CEO Linda Yaccarino recently said X was going to expand the team that it just gutted.

An old 'about' page on misinformation remains, but the tool has been removed from Elon Musk's X.

You'll have to pay Musk for the feature that's found for free on other platforms.

Plus businesses will get verified on two platforms: Facebook and Instagram.

The day isn't even over yet Bluesky has already seen its biggest influx of new users in a single-day

Who gets to decide what's real?

It's all happening thanks to a new ActivityPub plugin.

Dealing with phones and social media can be a drain on educators.

Will these new features drive subscriptions to the paid service formerly known as Twitter Blue? No, not likely.

Experts are working to create a rating system for social media, search engines, and gaming platforms.

Thousands of Twitter employees were promised severance. Musk has avoided them since.

Twitter was under strict orders from the FTC when Musk bought it. He may not have followed them.

@ parents: If in doubt, don't share it out.

A modest proposal: Bring back MySpace.

According to X, California's content moderation law AB 587 violates the company's freedom of speech.

The platform's crowdsourced 'fact checking' feature rolled out for images earlier this year too.

Not disclosing advertisements runs afoul of the FTC's rules.

National child safety nonprofits pitch in to address minor safety on Snap.

Did Musk fund his Twitter purchase with SpaceX money?

All social media sites interconnected — heaven or hell for creators?

Musk tears into the ADL for caring about anti-Semitism on the platform but assures everyone he isn't anti-Semitic.

Anti-Semitic rhetoric has been especially rampant on the platform over the past 24 hours.