Snap is partnering with Disney-ABC Television Group on a slate of original shows for visual messaging app Snapchat, starting with a spinoff of The Bachelor.

In its latest report on global government requests, Facebook reveals a 27 percent rise in requests for user account data in the first half of 2016.

Facebook is updating its Mentions app with even more features that enable public figures and celebs to schedule, moderate, and edit broadcasts.

Facebook will show you messages atop your News Feed to get you to share more. It's the same place it claims to only show you things you’re interested in.

Facebook's content removal policies, including its guidelines on hate speech, have been detailed in alleged leaked internal documents.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg claims Facebook is neither a traditional media company, nor a traditional tech company. In fact, it's something altogether new.

Prisma is introducing social and discovery features to its photography app, including user profiles and a trending feed.

In its response to a court order, Twitter has agreed to hand over data relating to an account that allegedly sent a seizure-inducing tweet to a reporter.

Facebook is expanding the ways users can broadcast live with the introduction of Facebook: Live Audio, with launch partners including the BBC and LBC.

A lawsuit filed by the families of victims of the Orlando nightclub shooting claims Twitter, Facebook, and Google provided “material support” to IS.

Facebook is running a new test that allows users to turn off select ads. For now, the test is only being applied to ads from alcohol and parenting ads.

Facebook said on Friday that it's discovered a new issue that affected a “small group” of Instant Articles content providers between for just over a month.

Facebook exec Ricky Van Veen has begun talks with TV studios and other media broadcasters to license original video content for the social network.

Twitter is cutting off access to a social media monitoring tool for federally funded law enforcement surveillance hubs, known as “fusion centers.”

Medium was a flurry of activity in 2016. The publishing platform, which now boasts 60 million users, today revealed its biggest stories of 2016.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey says he’s open to implementing more security features, such as encryption, in regard to direct messages on the platform.

Instagram is touting the success of its recent updates as a critical factor in helping it snap up an additional 100 million users over the past six months.

Prescription lenses for Snapchat Spectacles are now available from another lens manufacturer, this time in the form of Glasses USA.

YouTube has blocked the “Korean Central Television” channel, a North Korean state-run broadcaster used as a propaganda tool by the country’s regime.

Twitter reportedly spent more than a year building a stand-alone instant messaging app that never ended up seeing the light of day.

Tech industry execs from companies including Apple, Facebook, and Amazon descended upon Trump Tower on Wednesday to meet with President-elect Donald Trump.

Some of Instagram's biggest U.S.-based users are geotagging "Singapore" in their posts, believing it to be a loophole that can help their pics to go viral.

Pinterest has revealed its top trends of 2017, spanning categories such as food, fashion, travel, and personal interests.

Facebook has announced it is partnering with a coalition of local community groups to support affordable housing in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Facebook is in search of a media industry big gun with more than 20 years of experience to lead its global news partnerships team.

Facebook has revealed yet more errors in regards to its ad metrics calculations. This time the miscalculations concern Live videos, and likes and shares.

Facebook users are freaking out in the wake of a glitch that is re-sharing old photos. The company says its aware of the problem and is seeking a fix.

Microsoft has announced how it plans to integrate LinkedIn with its Office and Outlook software. CEO Satya Nadella detailed the project in a LinkedIn post.

Facebook is again imitating Snapchat with the launch of custom “frames,” which borrow the concept of geofilters from its rival app.

Snapchat parent company Snap is expanding its partnership with Turner Broadcasting Inc. to bring even more original programming to its app.

Facebook is teaming up with some of its biggest tech industry counterparts in order to combat the spread of violent extremist imagery and video on the web.

Twitter is banning bots that automatically reply to Donald Trump's tweets. This week, the platform has targeted several automated accounts.

Is Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey a fan of Donald Trump’s nonstop tweeting? Dorsey's reply was characteristically diplomatic, but nonetheless revealing.

Tinder is launching its first branded podcast, "DTR" (short for "Define the Relationship"), which will be dedicated to online dating advice.

YouTube stars had a blockbuster year in 2016. PewDiePie is still the highest earner on Google's video service, but elsewhere the list was full of newcomers.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg just offered up a behind-the-scenes look at some seriously cool tech his company is building for its various platforms.

Facebook can’t get enough of Snapchat. The latest news is that the company is planning its own curated media feature in the vein of Snapchat Discover.

Twitter has finally found a VP of product thanks to its new acquisition. The company has snapped up San Francisco-based startup and app maker Yes Inc.