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Clapper was set up as a platform for millennials and Gen X. It's now adjusting its strategy to appeal to younger audience as a TikTok ban looms.

A risk management advisor has gone viral thanks to his motivational videos bringing positivity to the everyday routines of office life.

There's an alarming surge in facial injections driven by young people. In a remote, online world, the hottest status symbol is your face.

Zoomers are happy to put their principles and values above applying for jobs at companies that don't align with their beliefs.

A US district judge ruled on Monday that Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is not personally liable for social media addiction.

Two tribal nations brought lawsuits this week against social-media companies, saying they are worsening the mental health crisis among Native youth.

Donald Trump's loss-making media company is now worth billions, so I decided to take a visit to Truth Social to see what goes on.

Jarrell Chalmers moved to Puerto Rico with his partner. They're saving money, started a coffee brand, and enjoy living slower lives.

A screen recording of a LinkedIn user's phone shows a "video" tab where he scrolled through four clips. LinkedIn confirmed the trial to TechCrunch.

I thought Apple's augmented reality headset would bring about utopia. Now it scares the hell out of me.

Reddit has never made a profit. The company aims to make money from advertising, data licensing, and a user economy, but it faces numerous obstacles.

The bill also states that 14- and 15-year-olds aren't allowed to have accounts unless their parents give consent.

Several members of Congress spoke with the Wall Street Journal about how their children reacted to TikTok potentially being banned in the US.

Michael Corcoran, Ryanair's former head of social, said the airline took down a tweet about the future king in 2022 following a Kensington Palace request.

Politicians in the UK want to train young male influencers in schools to be alternative role models to Andrew Tate. But it's probably not enough, say experts.

Reddit is set to debut on the New York Stock Exchange next month in what will be the largest IPO by a social media company since Pinterest in 2019.

The Meta chief was grilled by senators about the impact of his platforms on online child safety.

X said numerous posts were "incorrectly labeled" as "sensitive media," which Elon Musk blamed on a "spam/scam bot." The incorrect labels have been removed.

Experts in social media and advertising say an advertiser exodus has left X reliant on smaller, less reputable ad buyers.