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After becoming one of the fastest-growing apps ever, Threads lost over half its 100 million users just ten days after its launch.

Engaging with your audience is key to maintaining your personal brand, but engaging in meaningful conversations on Threads helps even more.

Mark Zuckerberg experienced a remarkable boost in his wealth, with gains of up to $9 billion, after Meta's stock surged by 9% following a robust second-quarter earnings report.

Meta's new Twitter competitor, Threads, experienced a substantial drop in engagement, losing more than half of its user base after its initial launch.

By continuously refining and innovating, social media platforms can harness the power of Threads to create a more engaging, informed and inclusive social media experience for users worldwide.

The case against Meta brought on by moderators in Kenya could set a precedent for holding tech giants accountable for the treatment of outsourced workers.

Dorsey co-founded Twitter back in 2006.

Several online research agencies report that users appear to be leaving Twitter for Threads. But these are still early days.

The lawsuits allege various types of copyright violations, negligence, unjust enrichment, and unfair competition.

Meta, parent company of Facebook and Instagram, tackles concerns about platforms' impact on youth.

Zuckerberg's wealth has soared. Here's how he spends it.

Meta has announced a powerful AI model that can replicate voices. What could possibly go wrong?

The move follows the company's decision earlier this year to allow people under 18 to join Horizon Worlds.

The company is in talks with Oprah Winfrey and the Dalai Lama regarding commitments to the app.

Employees will be expected to show up in person three days a week.

Meta acquired Giphy for $315 million in 2020.

The company intends to appeal the ruling, including the "unjustified and unnecessary fine."

The Metaverse, Zuckerberg's tech obsession, is officially dead. ChatGPT killed it.

An investment in the Metaverse is only as valuable as the demand for the technologies involved.

This is the third instance wherein the FTC says Facebook allegedly failed to protect user privacy.

Twitter, however, remains the top chopper.