Snap Q3 revenue fails to beat expectations, stock price down 25%
Snap reported a Q3 revenue of $1.06 billion, yielding a net loss of 17 cents per share.
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Twitter creates 'Safety Mode' to temporarily block accounts caught insulting users
The feature will only be available to a small group of English-language users on iOS, Android and Twitter.com.
Mozilla's latest privacy ranking slaps 'Privacy Not Included' tag on Facebook Messenger, WeChat and Houseparty
Slack also faced criticism from Mozilla researchers for not allowing users to block contacts.
Facebook CEO Zuckerberg renames company Meta, outlines vision for 'Horizon' metaverse
The Facebook CEO explained how the company's metaverse concept will work and said the company will now be called "Meta."
Top 50 most diverse companies? Only 3 tech firms make the list
Just three tech companies made it onto DiversityInc’s list of companies championing diverse workforces.
Twitter stock price up after meeting revenue, user growth expectations
Twitter's Q3 data licensing sales came to $143 million, up 12% from a year ago, and its ad revenue climbed 41% year over year to $1.14 billion.
Facebook to remove some ad targeting functions by January
By January 19, 2022, Facebook said it would be removing some ad targeting features, including ones that focus on race, ethnicity or religion.
Twitter CEO touts monetization efforts amid troubling Q4 report
Twitter missed several Wall Street targets in Q4 and reported weaker-than-expected quarterly advertising revenue.
Facebook shelving Instagram for kids, expanding parental oversight for teens
The company has faced backlash for hiding internal research showing the platform's negative impact on teen body image issues.
Right-wing elected officials' content amplified by Twitter algorithm
Twitter conducted a study that found tweets posted by accounts from the political right receive more algorithmic amplification than the political left when studied as a group.