This edition of the 5QT is going to continue a theme extant in the two other columns in this space this week. The regular ...

The abundant risks and perverse incentives of the family-vlogging industry have inspired some well-meaning legislation—but it ...

Music videos have gone through rapid change for 40 years. As they make a comeback, fans don't just want an aesthetic, they ...

Defamation, true threats, obscenity, child sex abuse material, direct incitements to violence — each of those forms of expression can be banned and punished because they are not encompassed within the ...

Online safety advocates hope landmark trial verdicts this week can bring change to social media platforms they have warned ...

Tech giants are being held responsible for failure to protect kids online ...

The sad reality is that the fastest way to capture attention is outrage. The louder the claim, the faster it spreads.

Recently, Meta and YouTube have been found liable at the centre of a case investigating the purposeful addictiveness of their social media apps, which lure young teens and children into vicious cycles ...

TubeBuddy, a YouTube growth tool focused on data-driven insights and automation, is helping video creators do exactly that ...

This week, scientists brought us the first-ever picture of a black hole. Katie Bouman, a 29-year-old MIT graduate student, led the team that developed the algorithm making this photo possible. She ...

A jury on Wednesday found that Meta and YouTube are liable for creating products that led to harmful and addictive behavior by young users, a landmark decision that could set a legal precedent for ...

From a chatbot that refuses to delete its peers to decades-old promises of frictionless, jobless offices that produced more work, the future keeps arriving with less revolution and more irony. Layer ...