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Led by the Facebook Users Union, attendees raised concerns about Facebook and its parent company Meta having anything to do with the progressive gathering. The post Netroots Nation Attendees Protest Facebook And Meta’s Presence At Progressive Conference appeared first on NewsOne.

Airbnb has come under major scrutiny recently after some listings proudly boasted about being built on the grounds of former slave cabins.

Twitter had a major service outage, and users reacted hilariously to being without their favorite social media platform.

The emergence of robots has some computer scientists worried that artificial intelligence is learning how to be racist and sexist.

"White Boy Summer" started as a joke about Tom Hanks' very white son Chet Hanks, but has now become a code for white supremacists online. 

Meta, formerly known as The Facebook Group, is opening their first retail store. Much like many tech giants have done in the past, i.e. Apple, Meta wants to experiment with pushing its physical products in a physical space. The Meta Store is set to open at Meta’s company lots in Burlingame, California on May 9th. […]

Being a private entity doesn't mean that a corporate space can do anything it pleases, particularly as shown by large social media sites that have a direct impact on elections and Democracy itself.

Former President Barack Obama sounds the alarm about disinformation and its danger to democracy and feels the US social media giants could do more to curb it.

Serena Williams has joined forces with the company Karat to increase the representation of Black engineers in tech.

MAGA Twitter's hope of Elon Musk being Donald Trump's savior has been put on ice.

Spelman College has teamed up with the nonprofit SMASH for an initiative aimed at increasing the representation of Black women in STEM.

By now, many of us have heard of NFTs, but most people have no idea what a non-fungible token is and how to profit from the growing industry. Discover more about the NFT marketplace, trends, controversies and how little known artists are still finding ways to profit. Read more inside.