Social Media

Snapchat parent Snap is laying off about 1,000 employees and closing 300 open roles as activist investor Irenic Capital pushes for cost savings.

A new ADL report warns that Meta's rollback of content moderation policies has allowed hate, extremism and pro-terror content to spread on Instagram.

Meta plans to appeal verdicts totaling nearly $380 million, arguing the rulings threaten free speech and violate Section 230 legal protections.

Musk's lawyers accused a Delaware judge of bias over a LinkedIn post, but she denied the claim and reassigned his lawsuits to avoid media disruption.

Serve Robotics and Coco Robotics delivery robots reportedly crashed into Chicago bus shelters days apart, shattering glass with no injuries reported.

Jonathan Haidt says the jury verdict against Meta and Google marks a "turning point," warning it could mark the beginning of a much larger wave of litigation.

The $6 million verdict against Meta and Google in a social media addiction trial could pave the way for a wave of lawsuits, according to a business trial lawyer.

Los Angeles jury delivers verdict in landmark case accusing Meta and YouTube of designing platforms to addict young users, setting major precedent.

A New Mexico jury ordered Meta to pay $375 million, finding the company misled users about safety and allegedly enabled child sexual exploitation on its platforms.

SeatGeek faced backlash after a job posting offering up to $175,000 and sex change benefits sparked criticism and renewed pricing concerns.

The judge in the social media trial barred Meta's defense from introducing a document where plaintiff Kaley G.M. said she had suffered "sexual abuse during childhood."

Apple announced a new age verification tool in Utah and Louisiana, as well as Brazil, Australia and Singapore, to ensure users are 18+ before downloading certain apps.

Controversial dating service Ashley Madison, known for catering to married people with the slogan "Life is short. Have an affair," is ditching its focus on infidelity.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg testifies in court for first time over youth safety allegations in landmark social media harm lawsuit reshaping tech industry.