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Facebook: It's 'not true' that we withheld News Feed update to battle fake news
And the battle continues.
By Damon Beres
The empowered alt-right trolls have created a cesspit on Twitter
"Dear Liberals: This is Now the Era of Revenge."
Google Play Music will now offer tunes based on where you are and what you do
It'll even take into account the weather.
Mark Zuckerberg still won't admit that fake news on Facebook influenced the election
Mark Zuckerberg still thinks fake news had little impact on the election.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook has discriminated against you, and it's not going to stop
Is online ad targeting inherently prejudiced?
By Patrick Kulp
Hey, Facebook: Social media really can change what people believe
Twenty percent of Americans on social media say it's changed their minds on political issues.
By Damon Beres
Silicon Valley billionaire slums it with government job
Thiel, three Trumps, Pence and no Christie.
Facebook says it's not a media company, but it just bought a tool for publishers
Admitting it shares editorial responsibility could stop millions from reading fake information.
Facebook is the most powerful force online — and these new numbers prove it
The most powerful source online?
By Damon Beres
11-year-old girl wins Google's doodle competition in India
The doodle will run on Children's Day in India.
By Manish Singh
Deaf YouTubers call out crappy captions with #NoMoreCraptions movement
Craptions? No thanks.
By Katie Dupere
'Please Like Me' actress posts about her abortion to support Planned Parenthood
"When I was 22 I fell pregnant. I was terrified and alone in a city without my family or my partner to support me."
By Elise Cooper
Facebook pledges to clear News Feed of misinformation, again
This isn't the first time this has happened.
By Damon Beres
Twitter's revenue guru and chief nice guy is out
He helped grow Twitter's sales from $0 to billions.
By Kerry Flynn
Instagram's non-chronological timeline makes this election even more painful
The 'I voted!' selfies are just too depressing.
WTF is up with 'New York Magazine's' electoral map made of naked people
That's one way to keep track of election results.
Brands and their Facebook bots can now start Messenger conversations through ads
Advertisers can also run ads in Messenger.
By Patrick Kulp
Hillary Clinton has a message for Pantsuit Nation
"I'm honored and humbled to have all of you with me."
By Rebecca Ruiz
