Articles involving social media businesses and their products, including Meta (Facebook, Instagram), X Corp (Twitter), Mastodon, LinkedIn, Post.News and others.
Young American consumers are willing to pay more toward phone and Internet service if those companies offer a subscription management platform for their streaming music, video and social media services.
A deal was being worked to sell TikTok to American investors, but fell apart once a tariff and trade war was triggered this week.
A group calling itself Dark Storm Team has claimed responsibility for triggering a prolonged outage on X, formerly Twitter.
The NTSB said it could not locate records that explained a decision to force the news media to receive updates on two recent plane crashes exclusively through X.
“Modern media and technology constantly remind us to preserve our memory and protect our history. However, memory is paradoxical in that it involves forgetting and absence with every act of remembrance.”
Apple and Google are restoring access to TikTok in their U.S.-based app stores after receiving assurances from the Trump Administration that a law banning the app will not be enforced.
CNN in March will start airing a new documentary series that looks at the founding and evolution of the social media platform Twitter.
The NTSB says it will only notify the media about press conferences and investigative updates on two recent plane crashes via the social media platform X.
Meta Platforms, the parent company of the social network, will commit $22 million to the build-out of Trump’s presidential library.
The executive order gives ByteDance 75 days to find a new owner for TikTok’s stateside business; some raise concerns about Trump’s legal ability to issue a moratorium on a law already in effect.
The Trump administration says it is still looking for a solution that allows TikTok to operate under the law for the foreseeable future.
The Supreme Court has paved the way for TikTok to be removed from U.S.-based app stores on Sunday.