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In an internal memo, Twitter CEO Dick Costolo says Twitter's failure to address trolling is hurting user growth.

Cristina Fernandez De Kirchner is on a state visit to China, hoping to secure loans and investment to prop up her country's ailing economy.

A similar deal was reached in 2009, but was allowed to lapse as Twitter reportedly wanted to keep more control over its content.

New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman celebrated his Super Bowl win in Boston Wednesday after a Tinder hookup posted a private photo.

The new firmware is said to be mostly an Apple Watch-compatibility release.

More than half the views for Budweiser's "Lost Dog" ad came from Facebook.

The streaming service says the issue is only affecting some of its users.

Google has 500 employees working on security.

The popular ad-blocking browser extension opens the floodgates further.

Sunday’s live telecast delivered a new Twitter high for the Super Bowl but fell short of a World Cup semifinal match in July.

The new app filters out content that may be inappropriate for children.

Airlines grounded thousands of flights for the second week in a row, as another winter storm blanketed parts of the Midwest and Northeast.

In just two weeks since the Facebook group was created, more than 10,000 members have signed up for "Date an Inmate" in Denmark.

The social network announced in its quarterly earnings report this week that its user count has grown to 1.39 billion.

With the help of apps such as Lyft, Pandora and Shazam, Google Now is getting smarter.

The Secret Service will be monitoring social media during the big game — and they have software that can detect sarcasm (but they won't use it).

PopcornTime is preparing to celebrate its first anniversary online. But first it just has to stay online.

At least 26 are dead after militants in Egypt's troubled border region hit more than a dozen targets simultaneously on Thursday.

The feature will provide location details such as menu items if a user is at, say, a restaurant or café.

The social network giant saw net income grow 34 percent to $701 million year-to-year.

Amazon's service will work with various corporate email applications, including Outlook.