The line between entertainment and advertising is increasingly blurred thanks to social media. People no longer just consume content, they experience it – laughing, sharing and commenting. And brands have caught on.
X has restored an account used by advocates of the Voice of America during legal challenges over the broadcaster’s fate.
X, formerly Twitter, suspended an activist account used by current and former workers of Voice of America to raise public awareness about funding cuts.
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.
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.
The Supreme Court has paved the way for TikTok to be removed from U.S.-based app stores on Sunday.
Officials at TikTok are distancing themselves from reports that the Chinese government has considered allowing Elon Musk to acquire its U.S.-based business.
Bluesky’s decision to implement a “hard block” and associated block leaderboard compound the confirmation silo issues that plague other social platforms.
Reporters and editors are fleeing the unfriendly waters of X/Twitter for the level-headed Bluesky — is that a good thing?
The service that puts users in control of their social experience has grown to 20 million accounts. Now, it has to figure out how to keep the lights on.