Miller Lite pouring free beer in splashy new ad campaign
Miller Lite taps into a risky social media strategy to get customers drinking the original light beer.
Chrissy Teigen: Suing Twitterati over phony claims of Epstein link would just make it worse
Chrissy Teigen and her husband John Legend have previously threatened to sue "pizzagate" conspiracy theorist Liz Crokin.
Facebook now faces antitrust probe from 47 states
The multi-state investigation into the social media behemoth first began in September.
Jason Oxman: What anti-tech crusaders on social media get wrong -- American innovation is critical
Meanwhile, outside the Beltway cognoscenti, Americans continue to love and benefit from technology.
'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' debuts final trailer, tickets on sale
The trailer debuted during halftime of Monday’s game and gave “Star Wars” fans their last preview of what to expect when the movie hits theaters last this year.
Twitter developing 'synthetic media' policy to combat deepfakes, other harmful posts
Twitter and Facebook are cracking down on synthetic media.
Facebook removes more than 100 accounts for 'inauthentic' behavior from Russia, Iran
The social media network announced the accounts originated in Iran and Russia and targeted a number of countries, including the U.S.
Facebook ramps up election security efforts ahead of 2020
Facebook is stepping up its efforts to ensure it is not used as a tool to interfere in politics and democracies around the world.
Impeachment inquiry ‘is really an investigation in search of a crime’: Nunes
Trump impeachment and Twitter bots
Media legend weighs in on economy, chances of recession
Barry Diller on economy
Mark Zuckerberg interview: Key moments from exclusive Fox News sit-down
Facebook faces unprecedented bipartisan scrutiny ahead of the 2020 election cycle.
Facebook's Zuckerberg: Billionaires giving wealth to government not the best idea
'I fundamentally believe in that competition that you want different ideas out there.'
MoviePass CEO says reports of customers still being charged for defunct service are overblown
The subscription movie ticket service shut down in September, but some say it lives on with their credit card bills.
Facebook's Zuckerberg says people - not tech companies - should decide what's credible in exclusive interview
"My belief is that, in a democracy, I don't think that we want private companies censoring politicians in the news," Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg told Perino.
Zuckerberg says he considered banning political ads on Facebook
But the billionaire executive said he ultimately decided Facebook served as an important outlet for candidates.
Media mogul Barry Diller says Google would be 'wise' to do this
Diller on big tech regulation
Facebook is 'addictive,' 'bad for you': Salesforce co-CEO
"Facebook is the new cigarettes," Salesforce co-CEO Marc Benioff said.
Zuckerberg to give his views on free speech in live address
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been under fire about free speech issues - Thursday he responds.
LeBron James praised on Chinese social media over Hong Kong remarks
Hashtags supporting James, who said Morey was “misinformed” on the situation before he tweeted, were among the top trending topics on China’s Weibo platform.
University offers degree in social media influencing
Social media influencing as a major



















