On May 2, the Wall Street Journal reported that social media giant Facebook had recruited financial firms and merchants to build its own cryptocurrency. On the same day, Libra Networks was registered in Geneva, Switzerland.
A leaked memo from the internet supergiant Google warns employees to stay nonpartisan.
Apple and Verizon have both helped with the relief effort following hurricane Florence.
Once a competitor to Facebook, Path is set to shut down after 8 years of service.
Facebook’s attempts to limit the impact of fake news may be having an impact, a new study has shown.
Even if you are a die-hard Trump supporter, unless you frequent some deeper conspiracy forums on Reddit and 4Chan, you probably haven’t heard of QAnon.
Dubbed the ‘meme killer’ online, the latest controversial development from the EU is surprisingly not Brexit related.
Social media companies have pledged to get serious about tackling online disinformation campaigns in recent months.
Facebook is going to remove 5,000 catagories from its ad system that allow advertisers to hide ads from certain people. Photo by Tim Bennett on Unsplash
The controversial redesign caused outrage among the apps regular users, and saw 1.2 million people around the world sign a petition to stop the changes – now Snap inc has reported the damage.
Google’s anti censorship stance is questioned as new app conforms to Chinese content limits.
Why do we even have the ‘Aerial tramway’ emoji?
Is Twitter really blocking some users from the Twitter-sphere without them knowing?
After five years of delays, YouTube may have finally put together a streaming service that can compete with the likes of Spotify and Apple Music.
