Twitter announces 'zero tolerance policy towards violent speech'
Twitter announced a new policy on violent speech Tuesday that prohibits threats, wishes of harm, incitement of violence and glorification of violence.
Rikki Schlott: We don't need 'self-appointed woke police' who decide what language is appropriate
NY Post columnist Rikki Schlott discusses the differences between TikTok content for Chinese and U.S. children and 'The View's' Whoopi Goldberg ripping 'sensitivity' edits in books.
FuboTV's David Gandler unveils what the future holds for investors
FuboTV CEO David Gandler joins 'The Claman Countdown' to discuss subscription prices, competition with YouTube, and the impact of the Super Bowl on viewership.
Canada banning TikTok from government mobile devices over concerns about cyberattacks: report
Canada says the TikTok app “will be automatically removed and blocked from use on all government-issued mobile devices” in the coming days, according to a report.
Supreme Court hears arguments on whether Twitter Is liable in terror case
Twitter and other social-media companies have deflected blame saying in court filings that they have made extensive efforts to remove Islamic State content.
Buttigieg, Florida Republicans clash over Ohio derailment response
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg butted heads with Florida Republicans on Twitter Tuesday following the toxic train derailment in Ohio earlier this month.
These two Supreme Court cases could upend the internet
Former Facebook analyst Kara Frederick weighs in on Twitter, Google comeuppance at Supreme Court after censoring conservatives and says Congress has to act on 'The Evening Edit.'
Elon Musk jokes Twitter is 'world's largest non-profit'
Twitter owner and CEO Elon Musk joked Tuesday that in acquiring the social media platform last year for $44 billion he acquired "the world's largest non-profit."
Justices express skepticism at holding Google liable for content
In Gonzalez v. Google, the Supreme Court reacted skeptically in oral arguments over claims that Google is liable if its algorithms promote violence.
Supreme Court's Google case will define the future of the internet: Carl Szabo
NetChoice VP and general counsel Carl Szabo discusses the importance of the Section 230 law as the Supreme Court considers the scope of liability for internet publishers on 'The Big Money Show.'
Elon Musk hints at new features coming to Twitter direct messages, group chats
Twitter users may soon see some new features. Elon Musk hinted that he supports a change to allow replies to specific messages in DMs and allow mentions in group chats.
Zuckerberg announces paid subscription service for Facebook and Instagram
Mark Zuckerberg announced a new paid subscription service for Facebook and Instagram on Sunday, granting users a hallowed blue check for a monthly fee.
TikTok's newest trend 'deinfluencing': A hoax, or a tool to combat overconsumption?
'Deinfluencing' is taking over TikTok and many see the trend as an authentic contrast to commercialized ads, but some critics see the trend as simply another form of influencing.
Twitter says only paid subscribers will be able to use texts for two-factor authentication
Twitter said Friday that only paid subscribers will be able to use text messages as a two-factor authentication method to secure their accounts beginning in March.
Reddit slapped with lawsuit by mastermind behind forum that helped spark meme stock craze
After staying silent for three years, WallStreetBets founder Jaime Rogozinski is taking legal and media action to hold Reddit accountable for taking intellectual property.
Ron DeSantis launches bill to defend Floridians against Big Tech
New Jersey Rep. Jeff Van Drew joins 'The Evening Edit' to discuss how he and other government officials are working to combat Big Tech.
Top Justice Department official warns against using TikTok: 'We need to be very concerned'
A top Justice Department official warned Thursday that TikTok is a threat due to the "perils of Chinese companies being subject to Chinese national security laws."
Ted Cruz launches Big Tech censorship investigation, says Elon Musk 'changed the terrain' in Silicon Valley
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, slammed Big Tech giants Google and Facebook for censoring speech while praising Elon Musk for releasing Twitter files.
Big Tech censorship 'single greatest threat' to free speech in America: Sen. Ted Cruz
Texas Republican Sen. Ted Cruz vowed to investigate Big Tech giants like Google and Facebook for using 'monopoly power' to silence the views of those who disagree with them on 'Varney & Co.'
Will ChatGPT repeat the dot-com and crypto crashes?
ChatGPT will not follow the boom and bust cycle of the 2000 dot-coms and current crypto bankruptcies say a venture capitalist and CEO who explain that investors are more sophisticates and wary.