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Why social media companies won’t kill off bots
And why, in the end, it probably doesn't matter.
By Jack Morse
Twitter bans fake porn videos with celebrity face swaps
The latest platform to ban those problematic "deepfakes."
Snapchat just did something crazy. It beat expectations.
Snapchat now has 187 million daily active users.
By Kerry Flynn
Why Facebook and Instagram should kill the Like button
It's time for the thumb to die.
By Karissa Bell
What's in a hashtag? A spark for our passions, in love and in war
#SeeEverySide, Twitter suggested in a 2017 ad campaign.
By Kerry Flynn
'Fake follower' factory Devumi denies NYT exposé on shady practices
Devumi says it "resells" products and doesn't create bots.
By Kerry Flynn
Facebook's traffic is down 50 million hours per day as Zuckerberg demands fewer 'viral videos'
Mark Zuckerberg is pushing "meaningful connections."
By Kerry Flynn
This family took on the TidePod challenge and it's not what you think
Don't try this at home.
By Dymond Green
Instagram gave brands a hot new feature, but still won't give users a chronological timeline
The company's newest feature is here for you, as long as you're a business.
By Jack Morse
You can now use selfies to help you make a flawless Bitmoji
Snap just gave Bitmoji a major upgrade.
By Karissa Bell
5 questions Facebook's 'privacy principles' don't answer
We're still waiting on answers.
By Karissa Bell
Twitter influencers suspect a bot 'purge'
After a NYT investigation into buying fake followers, some Twitter users saw a massive drop.
By Kerry Flynn
Facebook reveals 7 privacy principles with new educational videos
The social network has your data. Now, it wants to tell you about it.
By Kerry Flynn
Why this artist taught herself how to build augmented reality creations
Cyrene Quiamco loves Snapchat.
By Kerry Flynn
Celebrities buy fake followers. Twitter: 🤷🤷🤷
Inside the black market of social media followers.
By Kerry Flynn
Facebook lures gamers with in-app tipping for livestreams
Facebook wants more gaming.
By Kerry Flynn
As billionaires call for regulation, Facebook throws money at journalism scholarships
Hey Zuckerberg, so you do care about news?
By Kerry Flynn
Here's why your Instagram and Facebook feeds are looking bare this morning
You still have friends.
Rules of engagement when you follow your colleagues on Twitter
The dos and don'ts.
Another powerful billionaire slams Facebook for being too addictive
"The internet monopolies have neither the will nor the inclination to protect society against the consequences of their actions."
By Karissa Bell
