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Elon Musk-led social media platform X is launching a creator-targeting feature that allows advertisers to run ads alongside content from specific creators. This move aims to give advertisers more control and align them with top content creators.

Metas Threads introduces a new trending feature, similar to Twitter, based on a machine learning algorithm that considers user conversations and interactions. X, Threads biggest competitor, has already possessed a refined Trending topics page for a long time.

The misleadingly-named Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) just got a boost from Silicon Valley.

Elon Musk-owned X (formerly Twitter) said that it has fixed the bug that mislabeled posts as "sensitive content." Here's the full story.

A new cybersecurity study found that verified X (formerly Twitter) accounts are being sold on the dark web and used for scams.

Employees criticizing Elon Musk were illegally terminated, says U.S. labor agency. Elon Musk's SpaceX is reportedly under fire as the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has issued a complaint stating the rocket and satellite maker has illegally terminated eight employees, after criticizing its Chief Executive Officer's (CEO) several tweets.

Elon Musk fails in blocking X's requirement to disclose content moderation data. Reuters reports that Elon Musk has failed in impeding a California legislation that requires X to disclose content moderation data, the court ruled it was not in violation of the first amendment free speech rights as previously argued by Musk last September.

Indian Parliament passed the Telecommunications Bill, 2023 to reform the countrys century-old telecom law, X went down for thousands of users around the globe and other top news that shook up the world of technology in the last week.

Many users across the world seem to be experiencing downtime on X (formerly known as Twitter), wherein the timeline in the 'For You' tab isn't loading.

X: EU Commission opens proceedings against Twitter successor. Elon Musk is to prove that his short message platform X complies with European laws. Brussels had already warned X in October for spreading false information in connection with the war between Hamas and Israel. Since the takeover by Elon Musk, the company has saved a lot of costs through mass layoffs. However, advertising revenue has also fallen sharply as more and more advertisers reject the platform's controversial content. The ...