That superpower is what folks answered when AOC asked an understandable question of people who had voted for both her AND Trump: Why?

Among indies' benefits: a massive range and diversity of capabilities and scale; more focus on mission and less on Wall Street.

I'm still surprised some other company didn't roll out the messaging of "we're TikTok, but better, safer and made in the USA."

Um, yes. We all somehow believe that free markets will eventually lead us to the best moral choice. And nothing could be further from the truth.

The World Economic Forum 2025 arrives at a critical moment, as artificial intelligence reshapes our world, political tensions simmer, and economic uncertainty looms.

What if a post said that consuming Campbell's Soup is the main reason for erectile dysfunction? There's no place for this kind of "free speech" on a commercially driven platform.

I have never seen a scientist paint a vision of the future as clear, prescient and accessible as novelists like Jules Verne and Isaac Asimov have.

Social media companies can do whatever they want when it comes to fact-checking. It's on us to make sure we're not relying on unreliable information sources.

Compared to the dumpster fire that is social media, online ratings are not pure evil, but they do have their dark side in a culture full of entitled customers.

Can advertising agencies and their clients align to stop Meta's decision to remove fact-checking from its platforms?