The rise of Big Tech and social media has threatened not only local journalism, but journalism in general, by co-opting the ways people receive information.

Live shopping, notoriously popular in China, could be what keeps older platforms now creeping into TikTok's shadow relevant.

One reason: It has something to do with being unable to remove My AI from your inbox.

It's still debatable how Twitter will draw the lines between content offensive enough to take down, label with a visibility alert, or let spread full-on through the platform's algorithm.

Biden and other U.S. politicians shouldn't be able to have it both ways.

Snapchat again demonstrates how it has built the largest paid-social user base, by earning teens' engagement and trust.

For one, it would "create openings for other new and emerging platforms to gain greater traction in the NIL space," said SponsorUnited's Bob Lynch.

If Musk were to open-source the company's algorithm -- something no other major tech giant has ever done -- what would that mean for brands and marketers?

According to a recent "NYT" article, Zuckerberg now has his sights set on leading the generative-AI boom, using AI to develop more products faster.