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Reddit CEO confesses to editing comments from Trump supporters
"This was a case of me trolling the trolls for a bit," Steve Huffman said.
All of Instagram is snapping the same pic of this damn pool in Morocco
It's that damn Moroccan pool again...
By Ariel Bogle
'White Nonsense Roundup' is here to take on racist Facebook posts
Helping make the internet a safer space, one post at a time.
By Sasha Lekach
Facebook's ideals: As fake as its fakest news
To the social network, you're just a stack of numbers.
By Damon Beres
Twitter's ongoing strategy? Video, video, video.
Twitter's new Australian managing director said she believed live video would be key to turning the tide on the platform's stuttering growth.
By Ariel Bogle
Model slams brands using fur in fashion after walking off photoshoot
"I don't believe that being in the fashion industry means that you are at the whim of designers or whomever is paying you."
By Elise Cooper
Social media shows different angle of dramatic events at Dakota Pipeline
Temperatures were freezing.
Trump picks fight with 'Hamilton', people wonder why
Why is Trump really making such a song and dance about it?
PepsiCo India taps social media to hire millennials
Some of the product ideas might come to market by 2020.
By Manish Singh
Sorry, Black Friday -- social media hates you
The internet has little love for Black Friday.
This humanitarian tells us how to stay real when you're Instagram famous
Australia's Turia Pitt survived a bushfire, and now she's inspiring others with her resilience.
New Broadway musical sucks you deep into the internet
A new Broadway show is attempting to smash down the barriers between reality and fiction by using technology.
By Jenni Ryall
How to improve your Facebook feed, so we see the next Trump coming
Time to pop the filter bubble.
By Pete Pachal
Facebook creates Community Help tool so users can aid each other after disasters
Facebook's latest tool is tied to the Safety Check feature, letting users ask for and offer help after marking themselves safe during a crisis.
Facebook's Safety Check feature now rests solely in the hands of its users
Safety Check will now be completely triggered by the community, instead of Facebook itself.
Someone created @tinycarebot to make Twitter a healthier place for you
It's like your yoga teacher in tweet form.
How this spoof British TV reporter's rant went viral on alt-right media
British fictional reporter Jonathan Pie blames the left for Trump's victory, winning praise from Breitbart and others.
It’s time to stop blaming Facebook for fake news
Facebook didn't elect Donald Trump. Its members did.
Trump's 5-year-old granddaughter Arabella is huge in China
Ivanka's daughter is already speaking Mandarin.
Twitter's biggest anti-troll effort to date is finally here
Here are three new ways Twitter hopes to stop cyberbullying.
By Kerry Flynn
Meet the female Instagram artists reclaiming the meme
These artist's hand-drawn works of art tell unapologetically honest stories about modern life as a woman.
Fake news story on Weibo reportedly stirs pro-Trump sentiment in China
Not just Facebook, Weibo may also have a fake news problem.
By Patrick Kulp
