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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced initiatives aimed at removing inflammatory content but activists say they will continue to press for a boycott for more changes

How Mark Zuckerberg's Attempts To 'Neutralize Competitors' Led To Facebook Lawsuit

Facebook argues its purchases of WhatsApp and Instagram were simply to improve them. Internal records suggest otherwise.

What's Facebook's Future? Social Media Giant Faces Antitrust Suits For Instagram, WhatsApp Acquisitions

According to Politico Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg answered FTC queries under oath remotely over the course of two days

Instagram and WhatsApp have been a boon for Mark Zuckerberg's company.

Trump Threatens Military Spending Veto In Social Media Bias Battle

US President Donald Trump has threatened to veto a major military funding bill unless Congress abolishes a liability law protecting social media firms

Trump threatens military spending veto in social media bias battle

How Moderna's vaccine uses genetic information from SARS-CoV-2 to stimulate the body's immune response. Moderna said it would file requests for use of its vaccine in the US and Europe on November 30

Warp Speed Director Has Questions About Vaccine Side Effects

Health experts advising the CDC last week said they were concerned the side effects of a COVID-19 vaccine may deter some people from getting the full treatment.

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Twitter is joining other social platforms in offering ephemeral messages which will be known as "fleets" and will disappear in 24 hours

What Did Twitter Just Do? Lack Of Edit Button Upsets User After Fleets Unveiled

Twitter released a new feature and users are upset that they still don't have an edit button.

Senator Lindsey Graham takes his seat during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing titled, "Breaking the News: Censorship, Suppression, and the 2020 Election,â on Facebook and Twitter's content moderation practices

Twitter, Facebook Defend Election Rules At Heated US Hearing

Twitter, Facebook defend election rules at heated US hearing

Twitter Comes For Zuckerberg’s Apps With Newest Feature

Twitter is following the path of Instagram, Facebook, and Snapchat as it introduces a feature that will engage more conversations and creativity.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey were set to testify before US lawmakers for the second time in a less than a month amid heated debate over the role of social media in politics after the 2020 election

Facebook, Twitter CEOs Back Before Congress Tuesday

Facebook, Twitter CEOs back before Congress Tuesday

Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan, seen here in 2016, are donating some $400 million to help local US election administrators

Former Employee Accuses Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Of Racial Bias

Ray Holgado alleged that he was denied promotions and growth opportunities within the charity, and treated differently due to his race.

A cell phone displays post from Donald Trump masked with warnings imposed by Twitter, the president's go-to communication tool

An Ex-president Trump Fair Game For Social Media Rules

An ex-president Trump fair game for social media rules

5 Things You Must Have If You Work From Home

Enterprise Social Media And Its Impact On Employee Communication At Work

While ESMs are still in their infancy, they have an incredible reach, unlike any traditional communication methods that came before it, thanks to mobile-first intranets and networks.

WhatsApp will go up against Google Pay, Walmartâs PhonePe and Alibaba-backed Paytm for a slice of the growing Indian phone payment market

WhatsApp Takes On Google, Alibaba In India's Phone Payment Battle

WhatsApp takes on Google, Alibaba in India's phone payment battle

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is to face a grilling by the Senate over politically charged content on his platorm: but current and former Facebook content moderators say their voices are all too often ignored

Facebook Current, Former Employees Allege Mishandling Of Conservative Misinformation Cases

Facebook doesn't consistently apply its penalties to conservative misinformation peddlers for fear of being accused of liberal bias.

People pass panels of wood used for boarding up businesses, in expectation for potential violence, a day before Election Day on November 2, 2020 in Los Angeles, California

US Business Leaders Urge Calm, Brace For Mayhem Around Election

US business leaders urge calm, brace for mayhem around election

Facebook Reports Fewer Active Users Since Start Of Pandemic

The company said they mostly lost users who joined at the start of the pandemic, but warned the trend could continue through the fourth quarter.

California-based Facebook has tightened its rules on political advertising ahead of the 2020 election

Facebook Chief Zuckerberg Braces For Civil Unrest

Facebook chief Zuckerberg braces for civil unrest

And ad boycott failed to derail a surge in Facebook's quarterly profit

Facebook Quarterly Profit Jumps Despite Ad Boycott

Facebook's quarterly profit jumped 29% to $7.8 billion on revenue that climbed to $21.2 billion as people continued to rely on the internet and social media to stay connected while staying safe from the pandemic.

Mark Zuckerberg To Reward Employees By Giving Them Entire Thanksgiving Week Off

CEO Mark Zuckerberg wants to boost the morale of his employees, who have worked through "unprecedented challenges" this year. He also angered some employees for not removing a controversial Trump post.