Trump approves Oracle's TikTok bid "in concept"
Tick tock, tick tock... ban has been delayed by a week while new deal is finalized
Who described the Internet as a series of tubes?
"It's not a big truck. It's a series of tubes. And if you don't understand, those tubes can be filled..."
Facebook prepares for Trump to dispute the election results, considers political ad "kill switch"
Not all election interference is Russian
Banned! Trump signs order prohibiting US transactions with TikTok and WeChat
Will Microsoft buy TikTok in time?
Microsoft (still) in talks to buy TikTok, aims to close the deal by September
What would TikTok look like under Microsoft?
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's military Twitch ban voted down by House of Representatives
The amendment failed to gain support
China may restrict exports of Nokia and Ericsson equipment if EU countries ban Huawei
Both companies depend on China to manufacture telecom equipment
Twitter disables video in Trump retweet after copyright complaint from Linkin Park
The rockers aren't fans of the president
Reddit bans r/The_Donald as Twitch suspends Trump's account
Over 2,000 communities were removed after Reddit updated its policies
Tech giants blast Trump order banning certain foreign workers through 2020
The White House says it will free up over 500,000 jobs for Americans
Twitter flags Trump's 'racist baby' tweet with manipulated media label
More fighting between the president and his favorite platform
Twitter removes over 30,000 accounts spreading Chinese, Russian, and Turkish propaganda
Not the first time it's deleted state-linked accounts
Huawei's proposal to replace TCP/IP is going nowhere fast
China's vision for a faster, more reliable Internet isn't convincing standards bodies
Facebook doesn't want to be an "arbiter of truth," but will verify the identities of people behind popular Pages
Posts from unverified Pages will have limited reach
Twitter is testing feature that restricts who can reply to tweets, and it could spell trouble for politicians
A potential First Amendment violation?
Reddit has made a dedicated subreddit to track political ad spending on its platform
The company also updated its advertising policy
Seattle-area voters will be the first to cast ballots on smartphones
Turning to tech to further democracy
Joe Biden calls game developers "little creeps" who make titles that "teach you how to kill"
Not a Call of Duty fan, then?
Joe Biden wants to make Facebook liable for users' content by revoking Section 230
The proposed solution means the removal of core protections of the internet
Reddit bans impersonation, except if it is satire
Gearing up for election season
Facebook says it will let users choose to see fewer political ads on their feed
The company believes all would-be leaders should have a voice
Bernie Sanders aims to break up ISP and cable monopolies
Vows that every American household will have affordable broadband by end of first term
The Trump Administration vows 100 percent tariffs on $2.4 billion of French products over digital services tax
US officials think the new legislation is unfair towards American companies
Facebook submits to Singapore government, labels post 'fake news'
Facebook's lenient policies don't apply everywhere
Facebook might be open to some changes on its political ads policy
The company has been asking Republican and Democrat political advertisers for feedback