The company said that the existing Moments will stay on the platform but users will not be able to create new ones
Telegram in October reduced the subscription cost of its premium tier in India from Rs 469 to Rs 179
The plea was filed by Neetu Singh and KD Campus, seeking to restrain users from sharing their videos, lectures, and books on Telegram. The matter will be heard again on February 14 next year
Twitter will now show you more tweets from people you don't follow, as Elon Musk continues to tinker with the platform inorder to woo more users and make more money.
Initiative will help developers contribute to open-source projects on XR technology and lay the foundation for affordable, appropriate India-specific solutions localised to Indic languages
Around 5.6 million videos were removed globally for violating platform's community guidelines
The character limit has been one of the prime differences between Twitter and other social media services
The latest update will better identify and lock out more contributors who aren't writing helpful content
Snapchat is coming as a Progressive Web App (PWA), which will run through Microsoft Edge on Windows 10 and Windows 11 operating system-based computers
The small office of six employees was cut to two in recent weeks following Elon Musk's dramatic culling of staff, according to people with knowledge of the exits
The Brazil launch has shown the multilingual platform has potential
This comes amid, several cost-cutting measures by Musk to make Twitter more profitable, including layoffs across Twitter offices around the world
Post.news is a microblogging platform set up by Noam Bardin, former CEO of Waze and an ex-Google employee
Large platforms can also go into exponential decay if the network effect stops working in their favour, Maheshwari said
A look at the ten big media firms in the financial year ending 2022
Devanathan takes over the India operations after the previous incumbent, Ajit Mohan, resigned to join social media company Snap Inc
Twitter alternative Hive has seen a boost in new sign-ups since users started switching to other social media platforms after Elon Musk's takeover of the micro-blogging platform.
Creators and users will be offered daily, weekly and monthly subscription plans for monetisation for as low as Rs 20
Homegrown microblogging platform Koo App on Monday said it has received a strong response from users in Brazil, logging over 1 million downloads within 48 hours of launch in that market. Twitter-rival Koo aims to further cement its position globally by making the app available to more countries and launching in multiple global languages. The announcement comes at a time when billionaire Elon Musk has taken over Twitter, setting in motion massive changes and sacking many employees. In a statement on Monday, Koo said: "India's multilingual microblogging platform, Koo App, was launched in Brazil with the addition of the Portuguese language, making it available in 11 native languages now". Within 48 hours of launch, the platform received a "tremendous response" from Brazil users with over 1 million user downloads, Koo further said. Koo occupied the number one spot on both the Android Play Store and Apple App Store for the last few days, it added. "With a blockbuster entry of an open
All those under age 16 (or under 18 in some countries) will be defaulted into more private settings when they join Facebook, Meta says