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Snap faces its first censorship challenge, removes Al Jazeera's Discover channel in Saudi Arabia
This is a bit more controversial than the dancing hotdog.
By Alison Main
91-year-old former congressman shows millennials how to tweet about Trump
At 91, the former congressman's Twitter game is on fire.
By Sasha Lekach
Facebook tests 'Snooze' feature to temporarily hide annoying friends
Perfect for the milestones in your friends' lives.
By Monica Chin
Can you learn to solve a Rubik's Cube in just 24 hours?
Feels great to learn something new!
By Mashable
How dancing emoji hijacked your job — and why there's no going back
Plus, a dancing parrot. So many sick moves to dissect.
Facebook let advertisers buy ads targeting 'Jew haters'
Facebook is again finding itself in hot water over its ads.
By Karissa Bell
Dog and kitten are the epitome of friendship goals
Name a more cuter pair? Go ahead, we'll wait.
By Leah Collie
Facebook wants you to check its new 'Crisis Response' feature when disaster hits
Facebook's emergency response features now include much more than just Safety Check.
By Karissa Bell
Mum lashes out after Instagram deletes photo of child with disability
"This face matters."
Snapchat's new feature takes Bitmoji to the next level
Snapchat's latest Bitmoji update is about much more than dancing animations.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook makes it clear: You can't make money from violence, porn, and fake news
Facebook to publishers: listen up!
By Kerry Flynn
Twitter adds a whole bunch of live video partners, to bombard you with even more content
The social network is adding 35 new video partners in Asia alone, to ensure you're glued to its app.
By Victoria Ho
Facebook just released its Houseparty killer to win back the teens
The app is called Bonfire.
By Kerry Flynn
Singapore gets its first female president ever and she even has her own emoji
The Twitter emoji is the first for a female head of state anywhere in the world.
By Yvette Tan
Get ready to see way more vertical ads on Facebook
Advertisers can also use Facebook ads as Instagram stories.
By Patrick Kulp
Of course Russians created Facebook events for pro-Trump social issues
Russian operatives paid to promote these events in News Feed.
By Kerry Flynn
Ted Cruz just liked a super NSFW tweet and people are cringing so hard
Oh no. No no no no.
By Victoria Ho
If you like ranting on Twitter, a new tweetstorm function is your dream come true
When 140 characters is not enough.
By Yvette Tan
The Miami Airport Twitter feed is working overtime to correct Hurricane Irma misinformation
This is how authorities can use social media.
Download this: Why Facebook's app looks so different
Why Facebook redesigned its app.
By Karissa Bell
Here's how to become a social media marketing guru for less than $35
Because you already tweet like it's your job.
By Team Commerce
Scandal prompts FTC to crack down on social media influencers
'CS:GO' skin gambling scandal has wider impact.
By Kellen Beck
