Silicon Valley companies are being pressured to add some diversity to their mostly white, male workforces -- and this time, it's coming from a grassroots hashtag campaign on Twitter.
This week in social media, Twitter messed with everyone's homepage, Facebook relented on its fight against a sea of search warrants issued by a New York court, and Snapchat and Univision have partnered up.
Katy Perry knows a thing or two about selling products to millennials. The 30-year-old made it easy for her 72.9 million Twitter followers to purchase her fragrance with a an online pop up shop.
Fans have eagerly waited for the Toronto rapper to respond to Mill's allegations, and he did through a private Instagram message with fellow rapper Hitman Holla.
The "Super Bass" singer, disappointed at not being nominated for the VMAs Video of the Year award, said "women with slim bodies" and racism are to blame.
Custom wallpapers are no longer offered for profiles, the social media giant announced Monday. Though many users complained, others have found ways around it.
Carter Reynolds is making headlines again for his suicidal tweets. Vine star and the subject of a recent sex scandal, Carter Reynolds, is making news again with a stream of questionable tweets suggesting that the teenager, who has millions of followers on various social media outlets, is suicidal.
The U.S. and Cuba have formally re-established diplomatic relations on Monday morning with the reopening of respective embassies. Small ceremonies in Washington, D.C. and Havana marked the reopening of the Cuban and U.S. embassies, respectively. In the U.S. State Department, the Cuban flag was raised in a quiet non-ceremony with other flags recognized by the U.S.
Amber Rose recently took to Instagram on Saturday July 11 to slam a fake Twitter account that has been using her name and likeness to post slanderous stories and bullying comments about the Kardashian family, Tyga, and other famous celebrities.
This week in social media, the weeks-long maelstrom over former Reddit interim CEO Ellen Pao led to her resignation. Meanwhile Facebook gave its users a little more power over their News Feeds and Twitter's "Project Lightning" is probably going to be called "Moments" in its debut.
With Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner's plans to end their 10-year marriage now confirmed, a movement has erupted on social media wishing for a return to the days of Affleck and former girlfriend Jennifer Lopez.
Social media (Twitter, most notably) has been responsible for the incitement of countless trends and movements; and #HispanicGirlsUnited, a hashtag that trended with fury last week, is probably one of the best among them.
This week in social media, Facebook released its (disappointing) update on diversity, while setting Messenger free and introducing face-recognition technology so impressive (and creepy), it doesn't need to see your face.
Carter Reynolds has been the subject of criticism after a video leaked showing the social media personality pressuring his underage girlfriend to perform sexual act.
This week in social media, Twitter unveiled Project Lightning, its best hope to open up Twitter's biggest strength to multiple platforms, users, and non-users alike.
Direct messages on Twitter will soon allow for lengthy conversations between users. Direct messages on Twitter will soon allow for lengthy conversations between users.
