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You can now donate through stickers in Instagram Stories
A new donation sticker lets you support a cause.
By Sasha Lekach
Facebook Messenger to be even faster and lighter, with new video features
A spruce up just in time for F8.
By Johnny Lieu
Facebook redesigns app and website around groups and IRL connections
Facebook's new looks is all about white space and groups.
By Karissa Bell
Instagram will hide like counts in some posts
It's not all about likes, Instagram says.
By Karissa Bell
'Game of Thrones' sets new record by conquering your Twitter feed
There were nearly 8 million 'Game of Thrones'-related tweets on Sunday night.
By Jack Morse
Facebook bans political ads from other countries to fight EU election interference
"This will be a real barrier for anyone who's thinking of using our ads to interfere in an election from outside of a country."
Facebook is suing an Instagram 'follow farm' for inauthentic behavior
They dislike those likes.
By Rachel Kraus
New York launches new investigation into Facebook
Facebook has yet another investigation to contend with.
By Karissa Bell
Canadian officials: Facebook broke the law and won’t accept responsibility
Facebook's response: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook will subject personality quiz apps to 'heightened scrutiny'
Which delayed response to a privacy catastrophe are you?
By Jack Morse
Slack will soon reveal listing prospectus as it prepares to go public
The messaging startup will soon join tech companies like Pinterest and Lyft, which also went public this year.
By Matt Binder
The CIA finally launched its Instagram, and its first post is an 'eye spy'
Welcome to the 'gram!
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook expects to pay FTC up to $5 billion (!!!) for privacy violations
The fine is unprecedented.
By Karissa Bell
New study explains why Twitter feels like one big echo chamber
It's not just you, Twitter really is the same people talking at each other.
By Karissa Bell
'You are making these crimes possible': Facebook, YouTube torn apart by UK lawmakers
YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter faced politicians angry over the spread of the Christchurch video.
By Rachel Kraus
Twitter adds option to report attempts to mislead voters
“It’s misleading about voting” is a new reporting option on Twitter.
By Matt Binder
Twitter co-founder subtweets Jack Dorsey into dust following Trump meeting
Biz Stone has some thoughts.
By Jack Morse
Snapchat just grew for the first time in a year
Is it too soon to call this a turnaround?
By Karissa Bell
Zuckerberg could be held personally accountable for Facebook data breaches
The FTC is looking to send a message to Silicon Valley.
By Matt Binder
YouTube gives Premium subscribers free Super Chat credits
The free Super Chat credits are very similar to a program instituted by one of YouTube’s biggest competitors, Twitch.
By Matt Binder
What it’s like to be Pornhub's social media manager
The ups and downs of being the voice of an internet porn giant
Why the hell is The Daily Caller 'fact-checking' for Facebook?
Founded by Tucker Carlson, The Daily Caller once published pro-Unite the Right rally stories.
By Rachel Kraus
