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“Emails like this are usually riddled with corporate speak so I’m going to give it to you straight,” Dorsey wrote in an email to employees.

Facebook's new iOS update adds shortcuts accessible from the homescreen.

Snapchat has decided to shutter its original content effort over financial concerns and lay off most of the team behind it.

Ready for his close-up? Republican presidential candidate Rand Paul will live-stream his entire day on the campaign's official Facebook page Tuesday.

The streaming giant is expected to report lower third-quarter profits Wednesday, but as long as its subscriber base is growing, few will care.

The social network's update is the latest move to attract more small businesses to sell from the site.

“It is important to run a tight ship, but simply cutting jobs is often the action of a company that does not know what else to do," an analyst wrote.

The audio service already offers Barclays Premier League audio, Major League Baseball and college sports.

The social media giant is apparently planning big structural changes to make it leaner after Jack Dorsey was named CEO on Monday.

You need more than a wand to pull off a good Harry Potter costume.

The company has removed "a few" ad-blocking apps from the App Store over concerns that they could access users' encrypted traffic.

For the social network's new "Show Your Game Face" feature, the University of Florida was first to participate.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wasn't kidding in September. The social network is finally testing actions beyond the "Like" button.

The leading digital radio service paid $450 million for Ticketfly, which sold 16 million tickets last year.

Saudi Arabian billionaire Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal and his company had invested $300 million in Twitter in 2011 before the microblogging site went public two years later.

In a YouTube video, a former Ukrainian minister has launched a campaign to have his named removed from the EU's list of sanctioned individuals.

Twitter's "Project Lightning" is a new initiative based around curation of content for live events.

Twitter announced its new leadership more than an hour before markets opened and took questions from investors.

"Lightning" is a project for making the microblogging site more engaging during live events. Some wonder whether the company's co-founder can make it a success.

The luxury hotel hotel chain became the latest advertiser on the disappearing message service, joining McDonalds, Starbucks and Dunkin' Donuts.

What could possibly go wrong on an app where people judge each other as if they were gyms or restaurants? A lot, some people say.