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Twitter signs on to net neutrality ‘Day of Action’
The effort to preserve net neutrality as the FCC tries to dismantle it got a boost this week from Twitter, Medium and Soundcloud.
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Facebook launches UK program to combat violence, terrorism with counterspeech
Can Facebook accomplish its mission of bringing the world closer together as it beefs up its fight against terrorism?
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Twitter shares continue to climb along with area temperatures
Twitter shares rise almost 3 percent Thursday, and are up nearly 10 percent for the week, as investors show enthusiasm for its latest moves.
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Instagram vs. Snapchat: Rivalry between social media firms heats up
Can Snapchat compete with Instagram Stories’ growing number of users?
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Selfies spark outrage at scene of deadly London apartment fire
This isn’t the first time a disaster has sparked poorly timed photo shoots.
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Facebook reveals more details about how it combats terrorism
In the wake of terror attacks, some lawmakers say Facebook and other tech firms need to do more to combat terrorist content from spreading online.
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Twitter gets a makeover to attract and keep users
In an effort to make the site easier to use, Twitter on Thursday unveiled a new look for its website and mobile app.
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‘COVFEFE Act’: lawmaker raises concerns about Trump’s deleted tweets
A Democratic U.S. lawmaker wants to make sure that Trump’s tweets are preserved as presidential record.
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Can Facebook help news outlets grow subscribers?
As tensions flare between tech firms and news organizations, Facebook is in early talks about building a feature that would let users subscribe to a news website directly on its mobile app.
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Facebook eyes San Francisco office space
Should Facebook, which is based in Menlo Park, also open an office in San Francisco?
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