SOCIAL MEDIA

“We are at this tipping point,” said Peter Daboll, CEO of Ace Metrix, a TV analytics company.

"Like one time I told her you're just kind of being too clingy and it's getting really annoying. And she like threw a book at me, so that's why it's probably better to do texts.”

Snapchat CEO and co-founder Evan Spiegel addressed his app's influence on the 2016 presidential election in an appearance on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" Wednesday.

Button, a New York startup, launched a system to allow any brand or mobile app developer to connect their app with leading companies, including Uber, Airbnb and Ticketmaster.

Jack Dorsey's dynamic approach to products made him a popular choice with company insiders and Wall Street.

Online shopping on the microblogging site can now come with a click of a button, as Twitter furthers its product offerings for retailers.

A 140-character limit was a founding principle -- and distinction -- for the microblogging site. That setting may soon disappear.

“We have a Super Bowl on mobile every day,” Facebook's chief operating officer said onstage at New York's Advertising Week.

With the social media network not operating normally for several hours Monday, many users vented their frustration on Twitter.

A status update will not negate a change to Facebook's privacy policy.

The social network reached 4 billion video views per day. But how?

The social network continues to mimic options and analytics from TV's playbook in an effort to win over more TV advertisers.

“Where governments lay the foundation, the private sector can build,” Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and U2 singer Bono wrote in a recent editorial.

The social network is partnering with Walt Disney World’s International Food & Wine Festival in testing its new live-events experience.

Videos are getting more immersive on Facebook. And people are watching.

The social network's drones and lasers promise a global network of connectivity.

Twitter has added several new features to improve the second-screen experience of watching television

The Weather Channel tapped Twitter's Periscope, a live video streaming app, to air an editorial meeting for a new live show.

"It’s like having a mini TV show," said Tabasum Mir, a dermatologist who has become hooked on streaming on Twitter's live video service.

An effort to end the use of terms that refer to children as prostitutes was bolstered this week by celebrities on social media.

“Hey, what’s up?” did not draw the highest response rate, a monthlong test conducted by Hinge found. Rather, it was something more candid.

C.J. Pearson says the block came after he called out the president's decision to invite arrested Texas teen Ahmed Mohamed to the White House.

On the Discover network, Snapchat boasted its own original content alongside media partners. That channel has since been taken down.

The age-old appliance/tech brand increasingly communicates via social media channels like Snapchat, Facebook and Yo. GE's new CMO, Linda Boff, spoke about it with IBT.

The ride-hailing app has become a new landing strip for top engineers and developers at other tech companies.

Chinese President Xi Jinping's first U.S. stop is to meet with Bill Gates and hold a China-U.S. tech summit in Seattle. The stakes are high for both sides.

When Twitter users message #PopeInUS, a custom emoji of the pope's face with an American flag will appear.

A gay rights group started a campaign urging members of the LGBT community to tell their stories to Pope Francis.

The GOP front-runners hashtag promoting his visit to Twitter's offices led to a flurry of hostile questions.