Reddit Users Protest New Third-Party App Policy
Thousands of Reddit pages went dark on Tuesday in protest of the company’s new third-party app policy. The policy, which…
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WhatsApp is testing a new feature called Channels
WhatsApp is testing a new feature called Channels, which will allow users to send messages to large groups of people….
How Instagram Recommends Content: Insights from CEO Adam Mosseri
Instagram has become a popular platform for sharing photos and videos, connecting with friends, and discovering new content. With over…
Twitter Appoints Linda Yaccarino as CEO, Setting the Stage for a New Era
In a surprising turn of events, Twitter has announced the appointment of Linda Yaccarino as its new CEO, putting an…
Reddit’s Valuation Under Pressure as Growth Slows
In a significant development that cements Reddit’s status as a major player in the social media world, Fidelity Investments recently…
Ella Irwin Out As Twitter’s Head Of Trust And Safety
In a surprising turn of events, Twitter’s Trust and Safety Lead, Ella Irwin, has announced her resignation. The departure of…
California Bill Could Force Big Tech To Pay For News
In a significant development aimed at addressing the imbalances between Big Tech giants and news publishers, a bill requiring tech…
Facebook and Instagram Threaten to Ban News in California Over New Bill
In a move that could have far-reaching implications for the media landscape, social media giants Facebook and Instagram have issued…
Twitter’s Value Under Fire: Is Elon Musk Overpaying?
Elon Musk, the billionaire entrepreneur known for his ventures like Tesla and SpaceX, has made quite a name for himself…
Meta’s Sale of GIPHY to Shutterstock Raises Antitrust Concerns
In a move that has raised eyebrows and sparked antitrust concerns, Meta, the parent company of Facebook, recently announced its…