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All About Bluesky, the New Twitter Offshoot

By Chad de Guzman

A History of Elon Musk's Twitter U-Turns

By Billy Perrigo

Bluesky Attracts More Users as Twitter Falters

By Vlad Savov / Bloomberg

These Are All the Media Outlets Feuding With Twitter

By Armani Syed
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Dogecoin Jumps After Shiba Inu Replaces Twitter Bird Logo

The cryptocurrency rose as much as 30% after Twitter users noticed their home buttons.

By Max Zimmerman / Bloomberg

CapCut App Is Becoming Wildly Popular

CapCut has capitalized on sister company TikTok being the face of vertical-video platforms

By Mariah Espada

TikTok’s CEO Fails to Placate U.S. Lawmakers

TikTok CEO Shou Chew’s testimony gave critics more fuel to insist the app be banned in the U.S.

By Anna Edgerton and Alex Barinka / Bloomberg

What to Know About the TikTok Security Concerns

TikTok’s CEO was grilled by U.S. lawmakers at a congressional hearing Thursday. Here’s what to know about the debate over the app.

By Billy Perrigo

TikTok’s Moderator Reverses Vow to Exit ‘Egregious’ Content

The decision highlights the challenges platforms face in protecting their users from disturbing content, a function that’s typically offloaded to contractors

By Benoit Berthelot / Bloomberg

Facebook Content Moderators Sue Meta in Kenya

A total of 43 moderators who worked for outsourcing company Sama moderating Facebook content allege unlawful dismissal.

By Mariah Espada

Why the U.S. Wants to Ban TikTok

The Biden Administration threatened a nationwide ban on the video-sharing app unless its Chinese owners promised to sell their stake in the company

By Mariah Espada and Nik Popli

TikTok Considers Splitting From ByteDance If Deal With U.S. Fails

The platform is facing a barrage of potential legislation in Congress, some of which mandates a separation.

By Alex Barinka and Olivia Carville / Bloomberg

Facebook Parent Meta to Cut 10,000 Jobs

Meta is aiming to make its organization flatter by removing multiple layers of management

By Kurt Wagner / Bloomberg

Why Elon Musk's Very Public Dismissal of a Disabled Employee Could Be Costly

Musk got into a spat with an employee who appeared to have been laid off. Now he’s backtracking

By Anisha Kohli

What Paid Instagram and Twitter Verification Means for You

Meta and Twitter have come up with a new approach to tackling security issues: passing the cost on to users

By Mariah Espada

How SCOTUS Responded to Case on Section 230

Justices appeared skeptical of the plaintiffs in Gonzalez v. Google, which seeks to hold YouTube liable for ISIS content on the streaming platform.

By Andrew R. Chow

Google's Bard AI Bot Just Cost Alphabet $100 Billion

Google parent Alphabet’s shares tumbled 7.7% on Wednesday after concerns surfaced about the competency of Bard, ChatGPT's rival.

By Jeran Wittenstein/Bloomberg

How ChatGPT Became the Fastest Growing Platform Ever

The OpenAI technology crossed 100 million monthly active users in January

By Andrew R. Chow

Washington Is Turning Against TikTok. Could It Be Banned?

Some Democrats and Republicans are calling for a ban amid ongoing concerns Beijing could access user data.

By Armani Syed and Nik Popli

Why Your Twitter Feed's Full of Random People

Twitter's revamped homepage algorithm has it feeling a little like TikTok

By Billy Perrigo
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