A new policy grants federal agencies access to a person's social media history when conducting background checks as part of the security clearance process.
Instagram has expanded its list of banned hashtags in order to target pornographic material on its app. New terms include #Kansas and #Easter, among others.
Azaelia Banks has been removed from Twitter following a racially charged feud with Zayn Malik, and the site's users are celebrating with a trending hashtag.
LinkedIn is reportedly in talks with a number of major media outlets as it looks to introduce a new publishing feature similar to Facebook Instant Articles.
Facebook is set to face a privacy lawsuit regarding its photo-tagging feature after a judge rejected the social network’s request to have it dismissed.
Periscope is beta-testing a new feature that lets users save their broadcasts for as long as they want by using a specific hashtag in their stream's title.
Netflix posters that let you take Snapchat face-swap selfies with iconic characters from House of Cards, Narcos, and more, are popping up around Paris.
Disney has been noted as one of the worst offenders when it comes to LGBT representation in film, and now the studio is being taken to task on Twitter.
Twitter announced its first quarter earnings on Tuesday. The platform's revenue fell below expectations, despite a rise in monthly active user numbers.
Snapchat has filed an amicus brief against a ballot box selfie ban in New Hampshire, arguing that the images provide a major source of content for its app.
These Snapchat videos aren't for the squeamish. A number of qualified plastic surgeons are using the messaging app to broadcast from the operating table.
Hillary Clinton's weapon against her online attackers is a PAC that targets her critics on social media platforms, including Twitter, Facebook, and Reddit.
PornHub has launched a new on-demand porn service that sends free clips to your smartphone in exchange for an emoji, with the icons specifying categories.
Miss USA is heading to Instagram and Twitter in search of a 52nd contestant. For the first time ever, your selfies could land you a spot in the pageant.
A hashtag promoting the NYPD's anti-encryption campaign on social media has backfired on Twitter, with users tweeting their opposition to #UnlockJustice.
Facebook could soon allow users to profit from their posts. A survey circulated on the site indicates a number of advertising options related to sharing.
Instagram is set to have a huge year, according to analysts at Credit Suisse. The popular photo-sharing app is projected to generate $3.2 billion in 2016.
Twitter has appointed a greater China managing director to pursue more advertising revenue in the country. The role is described as a key exec position.