Social Media

Quarterly advertising revenue jumped 29 percent from a year earlier to $650 million.

Greycroft co-founder Alan Patricof discusses recent privacy violations by tech giants.

The shareholders argue that Zuckerberg’s ouster “will be in the interest of shareholders, users, and our democracy.”

The social media giant is pumping up efforts to protect users after Russian actors used its platform to influence the 2016 election.

The complaint claims Facebook knew its metric for measuring video views was flawed as early as 2015, but didn’t alert advertisers about the problem until September 2016.

Vivek Wadhwa, Harvard Law School distinguished fellow, criticized big-tech companies for their lack of accountability.

Google discovered a security bug in March, but did not disclose it to the public.

The reality star’s insurer AIG filed the suit, claiming the guard was “negligent” in protecting her.

Outages have been reported in London, San Francisco and Singapore.

If European regulators determine Facebook did not do enough to protect its users’ data, the social media giant could face a fine of up to 4 percent of its annual revenue.

Twitter and other social media platforms have faced unprecedented scrutiny since the 2016 election cycle.

Adam Mosseri has held various roles at Facebook since joining the social media giant in 2008.

Facebook's investigation into a data breach that affected nearly 50 million people is still in its early stages.