Last year, researchers at Facebook were instructed by management to disregard findings that showed racial bias on the part of Instagram's automated moderation system, and then suspect their work, NBC News reports.

The House Judiciary antitrust subcommittee is likely to postpone its initial hearing of top tech CEOs so that lawmakers can attend a service for Rep. John Lewis, Protocol reports.

More than a thousand Twitter employees and contractors had access to internal tools that could have led to the company's recent security debacle, Reuters reports.

Axios takes us insider the FTC's Facebook probe as "two units of the agency have squared off over how to apply older, price-based competition standards to a market full of free products."

Adobe has hired Marc Levoy -- the researcher behind Google's Pixel camera -- to build a universal camera app, The Verge reports.

Apple aims to become carbon neutral across its entire business and manufacturing supply chain by 2030, BBC News reports.

EBay is close to selling its classified-ads business to Norwegian company Adevinta, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Poynter takes a closer look at Koncentrat -- a Danish news media startup designed to help young people think critically about important and newsworthy topics.

At least the for moment, TikTok has tabled talks to build headquarters for its non-China business in the UK, The Guardian reports.

An investigation by "The Wall Street Journal" has found that Google returns search results featuring YouTube video clips more prominently than from rival clip providers.