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Facebook removes VR shooting game demo at CPAC 'out of respect' for Parkland victims
The VR game is called Bullet Train.
By Kerry Flynn
YouTube puts Infowars on notice over high school shooting conspiracy videos
YouTube has a three strike policy.
By Kerry Flynn
Teachers say #ArmMeWith classroom resources instead of guns
"#ArmMeWith the truth."
Maybelline deletes tweet about abandoning Snapchat for Instagram
Maybe it's true. Maybe it's Maybelline.
By Kerry Flynn
No, Kylie Jenner didn't wipe out $1.3 billion of Snap's market value
But that doesn't mean she didn't do damage.
By Kerry Flynn
Twitter says its fighting the 'targeted abuse and harassment' of Parkland survivors
Twitter is stepping in.
By Karissa Bell
Snap Maps shows chilling view of gun control walkouts spreading across the country
This is what a movement looks like.
By Rachel Kraus
Twitter updates its developer rules to crack down on bots
Twitter is getting serious about its bot problem.
By Karissa Bell
Snap has a new message for all the Snapchat redesign haters
It's not quite #sorrynotsorry, but it's pretty close.
By Karissa Bell
#TwitterLockout claims hundreds of conservative users are falsely named bots
Twitter required users to submit a phone number.
By Kerry Flynn
Are you arguing with a bot? Here's how to know.
Once you figure that out, here's what to do next.
By Jack Morse
Facebook is seeking a tech journalist and a #content creator
The social network is hiring a technology editor.
By Kerry Flynn
Kids who dab on Snapchat aren't actually helping cure cancer
Maybe it's the thought that counts?
Facebook data is powering Stanford economist's American inequality study
Researcher Raj Chetty said he's interested in "whether you can network yourself out of poverty."
By Kerry Flynn
The internet celebrates the iconic Obama portraits
A Photoshop battle for the ages.
Anyone can use Facebook to boost a message. Even Russian agents.
Robert Mueller's 37-page indictment of the Internet Research Agency and surrounding players paints a chilling picture of Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election.
Twitter is finally ending support for its unpopular Mac desktop app
Goodbye, old frenemy.
Leaked Snapchat beta hints at new Stories section in redesign
Snap might not be ignoring all its critics after all.
By Karissa Bell
Sorry haters, Evan Spiegel is not sorry about Snapchat's redesign
Evan Spiegel just isn't too concerned about the haters.
By Karissa Bell
When school shootings are broadcast on Snapchat, the effects reverberate
Social media posts shared by survivors can have a profound impact on kids -- whether they were at the shooting site or not.
By Rebecca Ruiz
During the shooting, Snap Maps took viewers inside the Florida high school
A tragic news event tests Snapchat's journalistic standards.
By Rachel Kraus
Companies and nonprofits can now post on Facebook's Community Help during a crisis
Facebook's update will make it possible for companies and organizations to post about relief services and volunteer opportunities while connecting with victims in need.
By Rebecca Ruiz
No one can tell Russian bots from average trolls on Twitter, and that's a very bad thing
Twitter apparently knows which is which, but isn't saying how.
Despite efforts of transparency, Twitter is still clouding Russian troll abuse
The company is still holding back and that's not good.
