Facebook is continuing to grow at an impressive rate, according to its fourth-quarter results, and is set to reach 2 billion users this year.

Twitter kicked off its renewed effort to combat abuse and harassment on its site on Wednesday with a new support feature.

Instagram now has 400 million daily active users, adding 100 million new daily users to its impressive tally in just over seven months.

Facebook is heading to a TV screen near you. The company is developing a video-centric app for television set-top boxes, including Apple TV.

Twitter is launching a new bot to mark the start of Black History Month. The bot offers everything from historical facts to events info.

Facebook is launching a set of updates for its mishap-prone Trending feature. The changes will be available to users in the U.S.

Facebook could finally be bringing it Slideshow feature — which lets users create mini-movies using photos and video — to Android.

Facebook's work with browser vendors Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox on web reload times has resulted in dramatic improvements.

Twitter's live-stream of President Trump's inauguration broke viewership records on the platform by nabbing over 6.8 million views.

Twitter is replacing its Moments tab with a new Explore section that highlights live video on its iOS and Android mobile apps.

Tumblr is the latest platform to go down the Snapchat route by giving users playful stickers and filters for photos and GIFs.

Facebook is further honing in on your video viewing habits as part of its latest News Feed algorithm update.

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With Facebook running out of ad space on its flagship platform, it is now intent on bringing sponsored content to its Messenger app.

The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative is bolstering its scientific credentials with the acquisition of AI-assisted academic search engine, Meta.

On the back of its successful Golden Globes red carpet live-stream, Twitter is upping its awards show broadcasts.

Snapchat cannot be held responsible for causing a high-speed highway accident that left multiple people injured, a judge has ruled.

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Twitter mostly met its diversity goals for 2016, but the company is still lacking in terms of overall inclusiveness.

Twitter's Vine preservation efforts are well and truly underway with its updated web archive of the video-looping app's best content.

Despite previously denouncing ads as “creepy,” Snapchat is now embracing ad-targeting in the vein of Google, Facebook, and Twitter.

Facebook is rolling out a messaging update on the web version of its platform by officially adopting its Messenger web interface.

Twitter is killing off its “buy” button, a feature it has gradually been phasing out since May 2016.

Image-hosting and discovery platform Imgur is introducing an update to its mobile apps and desktop site that’s all about encouraging social connections

Facebook is reportedly not planning on renewing its Live Video deals with publishers. Instead, the company is chasing premium video content.

Facebook is planning to pour $3 billion into virtual reality in the next decade in an effort to realize the tech’s full potential.

Facebook is putting its stamp on the world’s biggest startup space. Station F in Paris will be home to the company's first startup incubator.

Vine is no more, but you can still salvage your old creations by downloading them from the app (before updating) or from the Vine website.

Twitter is live-streaming President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration on January 20 in partnership with PBS NewsHour.

Canada's PM Justin Trudeau is the first politician to take part in a Snapchat Live Story (a curated set of snaps from a specific event).

Facebook is expanding upon its Instant Articles publishing tool by allowing select publishers to package multiple articles into one post.

Pinterest is overhauling its related pins feature using artificial intelligence in a bid to make its recommendations more relevant.

Facebook is giving Pages the option to live-stream from the web. The feature, which the platform began testing last year, is now rolling out.

Twitter Dashboard, the app aimed at business users, is shutting down just over 7 months since it was launched.