The tech titan plans to roll out a new service encouraging publishers to put their content directly on Google

A 99-day challenge offers a new kind of social media experiment

Chamath Palihapitiya warned that the social-media platform is "ripping apart the social fabric"

Sure, social media can be invasive — but citing the "Berner Convention" isn't going to help you

Unsurprisingly, it's not great news: there's a direct correlation between depression and time spent on social media

The policy against "coordinated inauthentic behavior" is supposed to combat the spread of false information

How anti-choice activists in the U.S. trying to stop Ireland from voting Yes to abortion

Facebook shows you what you want to see, which may be further dividing the country along partisan lines

After you're gone, what happens to your social media and data?

The social media giant reverses itself on beheading videos, and the latest policy change is as awkward as always

Footage of a murder that lingered on Facebook for 2 hours is one extreme example of a larger conundrum

Conversations on Facebook ethics are part of a bigger conversation about information architecture

What's really behind the company's scheme to charge $100 for the right to message CEO Mark Zuckerberg

RFK Jr.’s anti-vax socials were taken down as they were found to be promoting misinformation