X, formerly known as Twitter, is in trouble again with advertisers after Elon Musk’s latest controversial tweet.
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Two decades after Osama bin Laden's 'Letter to America' first surfaced, following the 9/11 attacks, it has found a new audience: TikTok users
Facebook and Instagram are rolling out a new ad-free subscription that could change the game by nixing ads from your scrolling—for a fee.
“An everything app.” This is the change Elon Musk is seeking. He is launching an early version of video and audio calling.
Social media and modern war: From TikTok to Meta, an inside look at social media's influence on global events in real time.
Since the advent of social media, the trope ‘becoming connected is actually becoming disconnected’ has been so overused as clickbait that it’s become a cliché; a meaningless headline that surprises no one anymore. But on Mental Health Day, we’d be wise to remember that all clichés have a root in truth. And that the disconnection […]
On September 5th, Meta announced that it would be deleting the Facebook News tab in the UK, France, and Germany in early December. Meta’s move towards deprecation is driven by several factors. According to the company, “News makes up less than 3% of what people around the world see in their Facebook feed.” This implies […]
The voices advocating for women's reproductive health are speaking up, aiming to volacalize their concerns against Meta's algortihm.
Canada urges Meta to lift its latest news ban on Facebook and Instagram hindering crucial Canadian wildfires information sharing.
X, formerly known as Twitter, engaged in Big Tech censorship throttling traffic to websites its CEO didn’t like.