Whether social media sites police their platforms using humans or algorithms, content moderation isn't keeping users safe, ...

The move follows Meta's rollback of content moderation policies and signifies potential changes in tech platform moderation practices under Trump's administration.

“Facebook, Instagram, and Threads have billions of users worldwide. A change in content moderation policies stands to have a material impact on the content available,” explains Morningstar ...

The new monetization option is available globally to creators who are part of the Facebook Content Monetization program. With this new monetization option, creators can earn money from content ...

In the latest Last Week Tonight episode above the host goes through Facebook's problematic history of content moderation, ending with some takeaways on what users can do about it. "There is one ...

Facebook is rolling out a new stories monetization option that enables creators to earn money for views on public stories. The announcement explains that creators can earn money from the content ...

Meta decided to stop working with U.S. fact-checkers at the same time as it’s revamping a program to pay bonuses to creators ...

Has Alphabet, Google’s parent company, been playing favorites when it comes to content moderation? Does it happen to moderate one administration more than the other? That’s what the House ...

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s decision to eliminate censorship and content moderation policies blindsided ... issues related to hate speech on the Facebook and Instagram parent’s social media ...

The main story of Sunday’s episode of “Last Week Tonight” focused on content moderation on social media — or rather, the increasing lack thereof — mostly taking aim at Facebook ...