Lawmakers push YouTube to crack down on 'election outcome misinformation' amid Georgia runoff races
Both of Georgia’s Senate seats are up for grabs in the Jan. 5 vote.
Snapchat launches TikTok-like feature 'Spotlight'
The company said it would give about $1 million every day throughout the remainder of 2020 to users whose snaps make it to the top of the platform.
TikTok officials tell Wall Street execs they expect more leniency from Biden over Chinese ties: Gasparino
Sources tell FOX Business’ Charlie Gasparino that the Biden administration will give the TikTok-Oracle deal a thorough review given Oracle’s ties to Trump.
Facebook’s purchases of WhatsApp, Instagram target of likely antitrust case: report
State and federal lawmakers could file antitrust lawsuits against Facebook over its purchases of Instagram and WhatsApp, according to a new report.
There's 'no science' supporting NYC school shutdowns: Rand Paul
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., shares on Mayor de Blasio shutting down New York City schools, a coronavirus vaccine and Big Tech.
Is Avaya's 61-person 'Concert' view platform a Zoom 'killer'?
Avaya CEO Jim Chirico discusses what is fueling growth and why his telecommuting software tops competitors.
Parler CEO: Our platform is a place for everybody to have free speech
Parler founder and CEO John Matze discusses his platform's stance on free speech and social media censorship.
Georgia Senate candidate Jon Ossoff promotes TikTok despite national security concerns
Jon Ossoff, the Democratic Georgia Senate challenger to David Perdue, the Republican incumbent, has framed the Jan. 5 runoff elections as a battle for the fate of the nation -- and the young candidate is causing a stir campaigning on Chinese-owned short video sharing app TikTok, promoting what has been deemed a potential national security threat.
Ted Cruz: Facebook, Twitter, Google collectively pose ‘single greatest threat’ to free speech in America
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Tex., reiterated the danger big tech poses to American freedom and offered solutions to end the abuse of power.
Mark Zuckerberg confirms that Facebook won’t ban people who call for murder
Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., questions Facebook CEO on the platform's treatment of conservative users.
Mark Zuckerberg confirms that Facebook won’t ban people who call for murder
"Reprehensible. Mark Zuckerberg confirms that Facebook won’t ban people who call for murder—so long as they don’t do it too often!," Cohen tweeted. "Make no mistake—like Myanmar and Kenosha, more innocent people will be killed. And Facebook will be why."
Cruz: Big tech 'single greatest threat' to free speech in America
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Tex., discusses putting an end to big tech censorship following Tuesday's Senate hearings.
Blackburn: Cancel culture leading America ‘straight down the path’ to socialism
Sen. Marsha Blackburn explained how social media executives are driving cancel culture through political censorship and suppression of free speech.
Should social media companies be the arbiters of speech?
FOX Business' Susan Li and Axios Technology editor Kyle Daly discuss the Big Tech hearings on Facebook and Twitter's censorship.
Hawley presses Zuckerberg on whistleblower complaint alleging Facebook coordination with Twitter, Google
Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., on Tuesday pressed Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on a newly revealed whistleblower complaint alleging that Facebook employees coordinate with Twitter and Google employees to make certain content moderation decisions.
MeWe CEO says platform is 'social done right'
MeWe founder and CEO Mark Weinstein discusses his company's outlook on limited social media censorship.
Facebook, Twitter allow subjective censorship without being held accountable: Blackburn
Senator Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., discusses the Big Tech hearings on social media censorship.
Twitter's 'Fleets' have launched to confused users
Social media giant Twitter launched the use of 'Fleets' to iPhone and Android users across the globe on Tuesday.
Facebook, Twitter CEOs testify on Big Tech censorship and suppression
Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey answer questions during the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing. Edward Lawrence with more.
Senators having 'different priorities' will make it hard to agree on Big Tech regulations: Digital Trends editor-in-chief
Digital Trends editor-in-chief Jeremy Kaplan shares his thoughts on the Big Tech hearings and discusses President-elect Biden's stance on social media regulations.