Social Media

The European Union fined Apple $570 million and Meta $228 million for violating the Digital Markets Act, a piece of legislation aimed at curbing Big Tech.

The Meta antitrust trial brought forth by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is entering its second week, with experts growing skeptical of the agency's case.

Both parties in the DOJ's landmark antitrust case against Google will reconvene in Washington, D.C., on Monday to hash out a remedy — though Google executives warn that much remains at stake.

Wendy’s roasted Katy Perry’s space flight with snarky tweets — and refused to apologize. The backlash? Astronomical.

Former Meta Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg's testimony reveals the company contemplated restricting competitor access to its platform.

Videos posted by Chinese TikTok users that suggest people should purchase fashion items straight from factories in the country have been surfacing in the U.S. in recent weeks, according to Bloomberg.

Florida theater considering "no unaccompanied minors" policy in response to viral trend occurring during "Minecraft" screenings after staff left to clean up mess.

FTC lawyers accused Meta of a 'buy-or-bury' strategy designed to snuff out competition and dominate the social media marketplace.

Instagram Teen Accounts has released new built-in protections for parents, including restriction on livestreaming and a feature to blur nude images in DMs.

An Arkansas law that required parental consent before minors could create new social media accounts has been struck down by a federal judge, and now, amendments have been filed.

QVC Group announced an agreement Wednesday with TikTok to allow 24/7 live shopping streams on the social media app, saying it will bring a "powerhouse" lineup of hosts.

Twitter's bird logo, which was removed from the company's former San Francisco headquarters when Elon Musk rebranded it to X, has sold at auction for nearly $35,000.

Elon Musk said X is facing an ongoing "massive cyberattack," suggesting a coordinated group and/or a country could be responsible.