Social Media
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Musk Turns Twitter into a Hotel for Burned Out Workers As Twitter's advertisers drop like flies, Musk is encouraging overworked employees workers to sleep at the HQ. -
Texas Becomes Latest State to Ban TikTok on Government Devices As the app's data collection and sharing policies continue to face scrutiny, further bans may be to come. -
“Goblin Mode” Voted Oxford Word of the Year by Public The term refers to people indulging in the slovenly behaviors we're taught to keep off our carefully curated social feeds. -
Twitter Replacement Hive Shuts Down Servers to Fix Security Flaws Hive is dealing with serious security vulnerabilities. Is it still a good replacement for those leaving Twitter? -
Twitter Is No Longer Secure, According to Former Safety Chief 50 of Twitter’s top 100 advertisers have jumped ship, as concerns over the app's safety mount. -
Snap Follows Twitter and Demands Staff Return to the Office Snap employees will need to be in the office four days a week starting in February of next year. -
TikTok Hopes Startups Can Breathe Life Into Its Shopping Struggles Social commerce is a hugely lucrative industry in Asia but hasn't taken off in the US and Europe, despite Big Tech's efforts. -
Twitter to Unban Racists, Homophobes and Covid Deniers Under Musk Musk has also ditched his moderation committee plans, stating that social activist and political groups broke their deal. -
Everyone Is Searching for the True Twitter Alternative – It Doesn’t Exist Twitter users want out following Musk's takeover - but none of the proposed alternatives are even close to viable. -
Twitter Is Hiring – Here’s What Candidates Can Expect No free lunches, no remote work hours, and the constant threat of getting fired. Are you hardcore enough? Do you want to be? -
Amazon Shutters Secure Messaging App One Year After Purchase The commercial version of the app will be closed, but government and enterprise versions will remain. -
Twitter Reinstates Trump and Kanye as Chaos Reigns Under Musk With both figures previously banned for controversial statements, critics worry about a return to hate speech on Twitter.