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| Facebook and Twitter worked just as advertised for Russia's troll army That's because Facebook, Twitter and other social media companies did exactly what they tell marketers they can do: They let the the Russians efficiently deliver messages to large groups of targeted people, much more effectively than they could if they bought TV ads or any other traditional ad campaign ...
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| Factbox: Trump on Twitter (February 16) - Russia, Florida, DACA Featured. Most Internet of Things data is useless unless companies embrace these 2 tech trends · More "Tech" » · Ransomware is the biggest cybersecurity threat today — here's how to protect your business · More "Tech" » ...
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| Facebook and Twitter Are Ill-Equipped to Stop Repeat of 2016 Meddling Internet companies have a long way to go before they're capable of stopping any foreign meddling in future U.S. elections. Changes rolled out so far by Facebook Inc., Twitter Inc. and other technology companies wouldn't prevent the tactics revealed Friday by U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller's ...
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| People are saying they were assaulted at 'Black Panther' screenings. It's a hoax. Fake posts are being created to make black people look bad and the sad part of it is some people will believe them #BlackPanther pic.twitter.com/XzNMoxFmWs ... Some Twitter users poked fun at the apparent trolling. ... Many of the tweets have been taken down by Twitter, Business Insider said.
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| Facebook, Twitter Ill-Equipped to Stop Repeat of 2016 Meddling The identity theft detailed in the indictment is tougher than the problems these companies have so far tried to solve. Facebook is boosting its security-focused workforce and adding transparency for who purchases ads. Twitter is creating a "transparency center" on political campaign ad spending, too. Russian indictment shows Facebook, Twitter ill-equipped to stop repeat of 2016 US election ... - The Straits Times
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| Strong earthquake rocks Mexico, sending people fleeing as buildings sway violently The Oaxaca state civil protection agency said via Twitter that it was monitoring the coastline. In the Condesa neighborhood, which was hit hard on Sept. 19, frightened residents flooded into the streets, including one woman wrapped in just a towel, but there were no immediate signs of damage.
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| The real reason fake news spreads is because tech companies don't believe in the truth The Big Tech platforms Facebook, Google, and Twitter have made several efforts to combat fake news and abuse. But they all operate from the standpoint that the open nature of their platforms means they can't be "arbiters of the truth." It's a phrase people working at those companies use often when ...
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| Twitter is killing its Twitter for Mac desktop client On Friday, Twitter announced that it would abandon its lesser loved Mac app, directing users to Twitter.com instead. The company declared that it will refocus its efforts on "a great Twitter experience that's consistent across platforms" rather than continuing development for Twitter for Mac, a message that ...
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| How Social Media Can Lead to Your Next Job Connecting with people on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, or any other social site can be the beginning of a relationship that leads to new opportunities. It's all about making ... I've had Facebook and Twitter friends help me make connections at companies that weren't returning my phone calls. I've also had ...
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| Johnstown restaurant owner apologizes for tweet about TV coverage of Westerville shooting He said he only has about five Twitter followers, and didn't hear any reaction until Tuesday, after someone took a picture of the tweet and posted it on Facebook. The reaction included many people vowing never to eat at his restaurant, and some saying they wanted to ruin his business. More: Westerville ...
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