Taylor Swift Slithers Back To Social Media With Cryptic Post

Never one to be overshadowed by the single greatest natural wonder in decades, Taylor Swift returned to social media Monday by apparently reclaiming the symbol that appears whenever she takes an online…

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Facebook, Google Activate SOS Features After Barcelona Attack

Soon after the Barcelona attack that left 13 people dead, Facebook and Google activated their safety check features to let users in the vicinity inform their friends that they were safe and get nearby…

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Twitter Says Obama’s Tweet on Charlottesville Violence Becomes Most Liked Ever

HIGHLIGHTS Obama's tweet garnered 2.8 million 'likes' This tweet is also the fourth most-retweeted post ever Obama (@BarackObama) has 93.3 million followers Former US President Barack Obama's tweet in response to the…

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Snapchat Daily Active Users Grow to 173 Million, Still Behind Instagram Stories

HIGHLIGHTS Snapchat reported 4 percent user growth over previus quarter It reported 173 million daily users in Q2, far less compared to Instagram Snap said Thursday that it lost $443…

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Facebook Fake News Fact Checking to Increase

HIGHLIGHTS Facebook has been criticised for distributing fake news New fact-checking feature is being launched in the US, France Facebook said it will show fact-checking results under original article Facebook…

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WhatsApp Beta for Windows Phone Tips Verified Profiles, and Other Business Features

WhatsApp already dominates the consumer messaging app segment with over a billion active users, and now it seems the company is now looking to emulate similar success in the business segment.…

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Facebook Shuts Down AI System After Bots Create Language Humans Can’t Understand

Days after Tesla CEO Elon Musk said Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg's understanding of artificial intelligence (AI) was limited, the social media company has reportedly shut down one of its AI systems…

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In Costly Silicon Valley, Case of Facebook Contractor Who Lives in a Car

Unable to afford an apartment in Silicon Valley, a contractor working for Facebook is being forced to live out of her car. According to a report in Daily Mail, Parsha, who has earned a sobriquet…

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Stanford, Cal coaches talk players’ social media

Photo: Mark J. Terrill, Associated Press Cal head coach Justin Wilcox says social media can tell you a lot about what a player is really like. The benefits and drawbacks…

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Social-Media Messages Are Becoming More Complex, and Nobody Knows Why

The world of social media fills our lives and those of our children. Parents and teachers, in particular, wage a daily war with young people about the amount of time…

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