“I just thought it was funny to see the Pope in a funny jacket,” he told BuzzFeed News.

The hits just keep coming for the bird app.

Employees hit with overdraft fees after paychecks fail to show up on schedule.

Move to hike price of academic access compared to 'book burning' amid fears it will harm fight against misinformation online

"We believe that the transaction has been made contrary to ICO policies," a government official told Insider.

In his first email to staff, Musk did the opposite of inspire.

From IVF treatments to parental leave, Twitter staff laid off without notice have had their lives upended.

“Donald Trump attracted and amplified the most extreme content and conspiracy theories,” said one former Twitter employee.

One insider says the company’s current staffing isn’t able to sustain the platform.

Tiers will start at $500,000 a year for access to 0.3 percent of the company’s tweets. Researchers say that’s too much for too little data.

Leaked documents detail what TikTok tells the media—and what it doesn’t.

The pseudonymous Chise is upbeat about the fight against COVID-19. But her opinions — and lifestyle — have brought her under fire.

The first thing that often springs to mind when the word “K-pop” comes up is usually an image PSY dancing along to his mega-hit, Gangnam Style.

TikTok is cracking down on remote work, telling some U.S. workers they could lose their jobs unless they show they have already moved near their assigned offices. Last week, TikTok informed some...

The brothers announced their new educational initiative, Study Hall, a partnership with Arizona State University and YouTube.

Government spent two years trying to conceal how infrequently James Wharton travelled to north of England

Russian gamers who access the downloadable map will be confronted with the reality of what their country's army is doing in Ukraine.

Several recent proposals for using AI to generate research data could save time and effort but at a cost

PayPal is making Flipper jump through hoops.

Move to hike price of academic access compared to 'book burning' amid fears it will harm fight against misinformation online

Miles Routledge, 21, “wanted some adventure” in Afghanistan, but he had no idea what was in store when he landed on Friday.

Meta Platforms Inc.’s Threads app — the social network rolling out this week to take on Twitter Inc. — won’t be offered in the European Union as the company works out how data sharing between the new...

Search Twitter today for “Jungkook”, the 22-year-old singer-songwriter who is one of the main stars of BTS, the South Korean pop band that has stormed the world, and you may notice something out of...

Cloudflare—and other companies like it—are turning a blind eye to hate and misinformation, critics and researchers say

Move to hike price of academic access compared to 'book burning' amid fears it will harm fight against misinformation online

Tiers will start at $500,000 a year for access to 0.3 percent of the company’s tweets. Researchers say that’s too much for too little data.

“There are no guidelines. There’s no respect. There’s absolutely zero transparency. It’s awful," staff at Twitter told i as the dramatic instability at the social media company grows each day

Russian cyberattacks could obliterate Ukrainian online culture. The ArchiveTeam Warrior project is trying to save everything it can.

Nature - The microblogging platform has transformed research communication, but its future is in doubt.

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