social media

Study finds genetic factors influence time spent on all types of social media

Coke Studio sensation remained unavailable for comments despite repeated attempts

Interior minister rubbishes social media reports that the govt was planning to charge missing bloggers with blasphemy

The sale of Fabric will give Google the platform used by developers for mobile apps

Boundaries need to be set between freedom of expression and hurting someone’s feelings

Journalist attacked for speaking out against a MPA

Our theme of the week gives followers a chance to connect with other users through their photographs

The company would make it easier to report items suspected to be fake news

Our theme of the week gives followers a chance to connect with other users through their photographs

Do users know what they agree to?

Actor says people ridiculed her for 'wanting to be different'

As the year draws to a close, The Express Tribune looks back at our most popular Instagram posts of 2016

AJK president says impossible to engage with India when extremist govt is in power in New Delhi

30-year-old says he turned to social media after failing to secure a job

Global advertising expenditure on social media will account for 20 per cent of all internet advertising in 2019

Facebook it seems is the conduit of polarisation, a far cry from its promise of bringing people together

Speakers debate beneficial and harmful effects of new modes of communication

Deseat.me helps wiping your entire existence off the internet in a few clicks

The singer returned to the social media site after a hiatus since August

The plan is part of Facebook's strategy to focus on long-term business growth

The video of people shouting and evacuating the premises as soon as they hear President Donald Trump is on his way

The social netwroking site said it is working to fix flaws in its metrics that led to the audience being overestimated

Terminated Twitter accounts included that of Richard Spencer, leader of a white nationalist movement in the US

Facebook bought FacioMetrics, potentially using the technology to better challenge rival Snapchat

The social media network declined to deploy it for fear of offending conservatives

'Messaging apps are able to spread information quickly and securely — and some governments find this threatening'

Our theme of the week gives followers a chance to connect with other users through their photographs

The Republican billionaire used Twitter to mock his opponents and blast his critics during the campaign

The technology helps identify stories picking up traction and influence their performance on social networks

Media reports indicated that some two million errant memorials were posted on profile pages

The courses will be available through Blueprint, Facebook's global training programme

The social networking site may face enforcement action if it starts using data without valid consent

The social networking site is running tests for page admins to create job postings and receive applications

Jun has compiled a list of 438 postings that were flagged as inappropriate but not deleted over the past year

Social networking site nears 2 billion users

The new president will inherit a potent digital megaphone

The social networking site is changing its guidelines on removing content

Our theme of the week gives followers a chance to connect with other users through their photographs

The feature is still in the experimental phase and is available to users in Ireland only

Twitter has been struggling to sign up new users amid competition from nimbler rivals such as Instagram and Snapchat

Captiv8 says someone over 7 million followers on YouTube can charge a staggering $300,000

The company said in September it would lay off employees and halt engineering work at its development centers in India

The picture has instantly become a hit with women drooling over the man - who has no idea what storm he has brewed up

She rose to fame with her on-point observation of relationships that she rants about through her video series

The White House unveiled what was touted as 'the first-ever government bot' on the messaging application

The company may consider possible strategic investments rather than a buyout

Snapchat started in 2012 as a free mobile app which now has more than 100 million active users

Kelly Oxford urged thousands of followers to share their recollections of the first time they were sexually assaulted

Facebook’s trio of social networks now have in excess of a billion active users

The Events app lets people browse for happenings based on factors such as location or interest