
Tweets, Dissent, And A Walkout: Facebook Employees Revolt Over Zuckerberg’s Approach To Trump
“Facebook's inaction in taking down Trump's post inciting violence makes me ashamed to work here.”

“Facebook's inaction in taking down Trump's post inciting violence makes me ashamed to work here.”

Neither platform is more free than the other — but they do have different rules.

ツイッターが「ミスリード」のラベルを付けたトランプ氏のツイートは2件。いずれも、11月の米大統領選の郵便投票にまつわる投稿だった。

Donald Trump said mail-in ballots are fraudulent. Twitter said that wasn't the case.

The social media platform is siding with scientists to stop the spread of harmful misinformation about the pandemic. If it can do it now, why wasn't it doing it all along?

“Somebody give me reasons to be in the SF meatspace vs. somewhere in the forest.”

"Reabrir os escritórios vai ser nossa decisão. Quando e se nossos funcionários vão voltar será uma decisão deles."

Two months into working from home, Twitter makes it permanent for some.

Work-at-home desks, face shields, and home shopping — here is how these businesses are trying to survive.

As the coronavirus pandemic decimates the economics of the news industry, the Australian government is stepping in. It may not be the only one.

The button that ruined the internet — and how to fix it.

Sending a GIF on Tinder is 30% more likely to get you a response, and your conversation will last twice as long.

Facebook Vice President Andrew “Boz” Bosworth said that “questionable contact importing practices,” “subtle language that helps people stay searchable,” and other growth techniques are justified by the company’s connecting of people.

Life in Apple’s Information Systems & Technology division reminds some of a sweatshop. An exclusive excerpt from Always Day One, Alex Kantrowitz's new book on how the tech giants scramble to stay on top.

LinkedIn power users are gaming the social network with elongated self-help posts that look like poems.

Welcome to Snapchat. You may not like it, but at least now you'll understand it. Promise.

Microsoft silences its "Tay" chatbot following a series of racist outbursts on Twitter.

Ride on, cowboy.

Reports suggest the video began to spread late last week.

Twenty years ago, a marginalized Yann LeCun couldn't get his ideas heard. Now he's running the Facebook team working to create machines that think like you.