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Study Finds Right-Wing Groups Buy More Ads On Google, Left-Wing Groups Favor Facebook, Twitter
Beto O'Rourke spent the most on digital ads across Facebook, Twitter and Google, but President Donald Trump still had the most total ads.
Facebook Now Says Data Breach Affected 29 Million Users, Details Impact
Cyber attackers stole data from 29 million Facebook accounts using an automated program that moved from one friend to the next, Facebook Inc. announced on Friday, as the social media company said its largest-ever data theft hit fewer than the 50 million profiles it initially reported.
Irish Commission Opens Investigation Into Twitter's Data Collection
An Irish data watchdog opened an investigation into how much data Twitter collects from users.
Facebook Removes More Than 800 Political Pages For Alleged Spam-Like Behavior
Hundreds of political Facebook pages were purged for what Facebook said was coordinated, inauthentic behavior to drive up traffic.
Facebook Rolling Out New 3D Photos Feature
Everyone on Facebook can now view 3D photos in the News Feed, but the ability to create one is still being rolled out to some iPhone users only.
SurveyMonkey Sinks Below IPO Price Amid Terrible Tech Day On Stock Market
SurveyMonkey went public just two weeks ago and is already below its IPO price.
Snapchat Launches Line Of Original, In-App TV Programming
Several original TV series are coming to Snapchat, with three available as of Wednesday.
Facebook Accounts For 25% Of Digital Advertising Revenue In US
Overall, video ads account for about one-quarter of all digital advertising in the United States. Facebook is absolutely dominant in the space, accounting for 25% of digital advertising revenue this year.
Amid Snap Shares Dipping Below $7, Worries The Company May Be Running Out Of Cash
Snap had another bad day on the stock market, after an analyst said the firm might have money troubles.
Google Plus Shutting Down After Undisclosed Data Bug
Google will shut down its failed social network after a previously undisclosed data breach.
‘90 Day Fiancé’ Spinoff: Did Angela And Michael Split After Money Fight?
“90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days” stars Angela and Michael’s relationship status is unclear.
Facebook Officially Unveils Portal Video-Calling Device
Facebook's long-rumored Portal video calling device is real and will launch in November.
Driver Saving Squirrel's Life With CPR Caught On Police Body Cam [Video]
Chris Felix remained by the squirrel’s side for 20 minutes and repeated the procedure until the rodent started showing signs of life.
Snap Shares Down Again Despite CEO Evan Spiegel Aiming For Profitability In 2019
Snap CEO Evan Spiegel thinks the company can become profitable soon, but investors have not shown great confidence in the firm.
Facebook Doing Internal Damage Control After Exec Supports Brett Kavanaugh
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg will reportedly meet with employees Friday to douse the flames set by one executive who appeared behind Brett Kavanaugh at his hearing last week.
Instagram Testing Feature That Shares Users' Location History With Facebook
It's been discovered that Instagram is prototyping a new feature that allows the app to share its users' location history with Facebook.
School Teacher Accused Of Offering Money For Votes In Mayor Election
Jean Ayala, an elementary school teacher, was in the running to become Baldwin Park’s next city clerk in the November elections.
Snap, Inc. Shares Fall Below $8 Following Harsh Analyst Projections
Snapchat's parent company continued to struggle on the stock market on Thursday.
Majority Of Fake News Twitter Accounts From 2016 Election Still Around, Study Finds
A social media study found that a large number of fake news Twitter accounts from the 2016 election are still active.
Tech Privacy: Third-Party Apps Not Affected By Massive Facebook Data Breach
Third-party apps that used Facebook's login SDK should have been safe from last week's data breach.
Apple's Tim Cook Criticizes Other Tech Companies' Excessive Data Collection
Apple CEO Tim Cook to a shot at other tech companies for taking too much user data.
Woman Sues Facebook, Claims Site Enabled Sex Trafficking
A Texas woman, claiming that she was raped, beaten and sex trafficked at the age of 15 by a pimp who posed as a Facebook "friend," has filed suit against the social network, alleging its executives knew minors were being lured into the sex trade on their platform.
Who Is Adam Mosseri? Longtime Facebook Exec Named The Head Of Instagram
The longtime Facebook exec Adam Mosseri replaces Mike Krieger and Kevin Systrom.
Election 2018: How Twitter Has Updated Spam Policies To Fight Interference
The social media company introduced some new policies to stop spam ahead of major elections.
Facebook News: Germany's Antitrust Office Might Act Soon Against The Social Media Company
The head of Germany's chief antitrust office said they may take action against Facebook before the end of the year.
YouTube Introduces Ad Extensions For Movie Showtimes, Travel Booking
Advertisers will be able to attach things like movie showtimes to trailer ads on YouTube.
Video Shows Mailman Urinating On Resident’s Porch During Delivery, USPS Starts Investigation
A home surveillance video captured a mailman urinating on the resident's porch as he was delivering mail.
Advertisers Can Target Facebook Ads Based On Two-Factor Authentication Phone Numbers
Researchers found that Facebook ads can be targeted to specific users based on phone numbers they offered in the hopes of increased security.
Woman Allegedly Tries To Drown 3-Year-Old After Posting Toddler’s Funeral Plans Online
Celeste T. Christian, 21, who lives in South Shore, Chicago, told authorities that she drew the victim a bath on Sunday and left him alone for five to 10 minutes to go check on her daughter.
Where Is Malaya Johnson? 2 Hispanic Men, Car Located Amid Amber Alert
Johnson “was taken under circumstances that lead police to believe that she is in danger of serious physical harm or death,” according to the Amber Alert.


