Social Media

Jessica Mulroney has been dropped as a fashion and bridal specialist for brands after allegedly threatening Sasha Exeter.

Twitter has removed a vast network of accounts that it says is linked to the Chinese government and was pushing false information favorable to the country's communist rulers.

The huge homes known as "content houses" or “collab houses” that serve as backdrops for social media influencers’ viral videos are mostly high-end rentals priced at tens of thousands of dollars each month.

OkCupid has created a Black Lives Matter profile badge for daters who are passionate about social justice.

Twitter is cracking down on thousands of fake accounts with ties to China, Russia and Turkey

FOX Business' Stuart Varney during his latest "My Take” argues following the killing of George Floyd, there has been an “avalanche of cancellations.”

Twitter is testing a feature that asks users to open an article before sharing.

"Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling responds to criticism she has received about her pro-women tweet.

Four Republican senators followed up on President Trump’s executive order last month in asking the Federal Communication Commission to review a rule that protects social media companies’ First Amendment rights.

The video calling and conferencing app differs similar platforms because of its social-focused, rather than professional-focused features.

Facebook, Google and Twitter should provide monthly reports on their fight against disinformation, two senior EU officials said on Wednesday as they called out Russia and China for their roles in the spread of fake news.

A group of six TikTok influencers has rattled a quiet Bel Air neighborhood after they moved into a mansion together.

John Damskey’s nightmare began with his wife getting emails from strangers telling her she should be ashamed of her husband, a retired police officer.

The purported giveaway received nearly one million submissions, but was actually a “scam” limited to 250 dresses, the lawsuit states.

Facebook Rooms is a video-chat app that launched in April.

CrossFit CEO Greg Glassman called George Floyd's death a "brutal murder," but later said his tweets were a "mistake."