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Twitter partners with Bloomberg for streaming TV news
The channel, which is yet to be named and is expected to begin operations this fall, would be announced Monday, WSJ said.
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Orlando nightclub victims’ families sue Twitter, Google, Facebook
Similar lawsuits in the past have faced an uphill fight because of strong protections in US federal law for the technology industry.
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Twitter night mode introduced to iOS phones
The new setting lets you shift to a darker color scheme.
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Twitter denies #SaveTwitter rumours of shutting down in 2017
Social media started buzzing with the hashtag #SaveTwitter early on Thursday.
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Twitter revenue growth stalls, struggles to boost users
The microblogging service operator's shares fell 11% in extended trading to $16.40.
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Twitter revamp to take place in 'next few months'
User names and media attachments such as photos and videos will no longer count toward the length of a tweet.
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Twitter changes tweet format but keeps 140-character limit
Twitter said the change will come into effect in the next few months.
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Facebook, Twitter, Youtube face hate speech complaints in France
French law requires websites to take down racist, homophobic or anti-semitic material.
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Twitter makes following accounts easier with new Connect tab
The tab suggests a list of accounts based on those already followed, as well as popular ones in the area.
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Twitter praised for cracking down on use by Islamic State
Islamic State has long relied on Twitter to recruit and radicalise new adherents.
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Twitter disappoints investors as user growth hits wall
The company’s share price has declined more than 50% since Jack Dorsey returned in July.
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Twitter to change homepage to customise tweet displays to individuals
Reports that Twitter could be changing prompted laments by users tweeting with the hashtag #RIPTwitter.
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Twitter considering 10,000-character limit for tweets
Twitter may launch the service towards the end of the first quarter, but has not set an official date.
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Twitter warns of 'state-sponsored cyberattack'
Twitter warns that state-sponsored hackers may have tried to obtain sensitive data from certain accounts.
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Twitter looks to make money from ads aimed at logged-out users
The company said the feature would help it cash in on an additional half a billion people each month.
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Twitter experiments with reordering tweets by relevance
Several users seemed to disagree with the move and took to Twitter to express discontent.
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Twitter replaces stars with hearts, users not happy
The company, facing slowing user-growth, joins Facebook and Google’s YouTube in featuring “like” buttons.
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Twitter to allow users to create polls
The poll will allow users to ask a question with two choices as answers, and will remain open for 24 hours.
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Reports: Twitter plans layoffs
It is unclear how many of Twitter’s staff will be laid off, but it is likely it will affect most departments.
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Twitter to expand 140 character limit
Twitter is working on a new product that will allow users to share tweets longer than 140 characters.
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Researcher who hacked moving Jeep leaves Twitter
Charlie Miller declined to comment on his departure or say what he would do next.
