Colin Kirkland

If TikTok is banned by the federal government, the ByteDance-owned company plans to end all operations in the U.S. on Sunday -- effectively shutting out over 170 million American users, as well as users from other regions, according to new reports.

If the Supreme Court passes a law to ban TikTok in the United States, 170 million American users and creators may lose access to the app as soon as Sunday.

In its newest promotional campaign, LinkedIn warns companies about the perils of accidentally targeting the wrong audiences, ultimately showcasing the B2B social-media platform’s suite of evolving AI audience-reach tools.

While major social-media platforms like X and Meta have slackened content-moderation efforts and slashed third-party fact-checking, up-and-coming microblogging app Bluesky amplified its efforts in 2024.

Similar to TikTok’s home feed, Instagram has updated the grid on all user profiles, altering one of the social-media platform’s original aesthetic features.

X is launching a dedicated vertical video feed, in line with other social media platforms.

Marketers are largely in the dark about how Meta's upcoming content-moderation changes -- “Community Notes” -- will affect advertisements on the tech giant' family of social-media platforms. However, according to The Wall Street Journal, Meta will not display Community Notes on paid ads.

Meta is informing creators from competing social platforms that they could earn “up to” $5,000 in bonuses over three months if they begin posting Reels on Facebook and Instagram.

Building off the growing success of its Ray-Ban smart glasses, Meta is planning to release new AR smart glasses in partnership with sports retailer Oakley later this year, according to a recent report from Bloomberg.

Following President Trump’s inauguration Monday, many users on Facebook and Instagram complained about receiving notifications alerting them that