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In a major change to its format, Twitter will reportedly no longer count links or photos toward the 140-character limit.

In his latest charm offensive, the Facebook founder has invited high-profile conservatives to have a “direct conversation.”

The much anticipated feature has been in development for over six months.

French law requires websites to take down racist, homophobic or anti-Semitic material and tell authorities about it.

Third-party analytics firms could shed light on whether Facebook editors gave Black Lives Matter a boost. But they won’t.

The number of incidents affecting air travelers has increased in the past six months, according to Muslim Advocates and the NAACP.

The debate over same-sex unions has pitted Prime Minister Matteo Renzi against the Roman Catholic Church.

“Our updated look reflects how vibrant and diverse your storytelling has become,” a Wednesday blog post about the update reads.

Facebook-owned WhatsApp, the world’s biggest messaging service, has launched desktop versions of its app for Windows and Mac.

Pornhub, one of the most popular pornographic video-sharing websites, has launched a bug bounty program to help improve security.

After Gizmodo reported that Facebook curators manipulate “Trending Topics,” a Senate panel wants answers from the company's CEO.

Advertisers can now insert their product feed into Instagram and target particular items to users based on browsing history.

Allegations that conservative topics have been suppressed on the social network's “Trending Now” sidebar have raised ethical questions.

In Viv’s first live demo, founder and CEO Dag Kittlaus demonstrated Viv working across several apps of its “friends” while onstage at TechCrunch Disrupt NY, the annual tech conference.

A Chinese beverage company had registered “face book” as its trademark in 2014, a move that a Beijing court ruled “violated moral principles.”

Thousands more people left the Fort McMurray, Alberta, area Friday as monstrous blazes continued their destruction.

So far this year, 10 journalists have been killed doing their jobs, a number that’s likely to rise. In 2015, 25 were killed.

New Year’s Eve crimes in Cologne, blamed largely on refugees, triggered protests and sparked debate about asylum-seekers.

A San Francisco federal judge rejected a request by the internet company to dismiss a lawsuit challenging its collection of biometric information.

Two Silicon Valley giants are said to be interested in Viv, a more advanced digital assistant from the creators of Apple’s Siri.

Six of the seven women who were forced to leave the Urth Caffe in Laguna Beach were wearing headscarves.

The Labour Party has been mired in a controversy over anti-Semitism days before local council elections, and the Tories are split over leaving the EU.

Before the trailer was released Monday, players interacted with a bot to gain access to the preview.

Facebook’s messaging app has been blocked in the country for the second time in less than six months.

Dave Goldberg, CEO of SurveyMonkey, unexpectedly died a year ago today while vacationing in Mexico.

To celebrate National Barbecue Month, here’s a roundup of the best BBQ recipes, freebies and deals.

A Facebook shareholder filed a proposed class action over a move the lawsuit called an unfair deal to entrench CEO Mark Zuckerberg as the company’s controlling shareholder.

The solid red profile pictures are highlighting the latest violence, particularly in Aleppo, where two medical facilities were attacked this week.

Twitter introduced a new fun feature and more statistics for broadcasters to Periscope in its effort to be the go-to live video player on mobile.