The agreements with The Atlantic and Vox Media come on the heels of several media firms signing similar deals, giving OpenAI access to thei...

Social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, could become profitable in early 2024, according to CEO Linda Yaccarino. During an inte...

The spotlight on this unique trend is amplified by the active involvement of marriage bureaus, leveraging social media platforms to propaga...

Cadenas, with more than 100 of her Vox Media colleagues as well as thousands of other workers this week and last, was submerged in a lonely...

Vox Media, owner of Vox and The Verge websites as well as the landmark New York Magazine and its online platforms, has announced it was let...

Musk started a poll, titled 'Reinstate former President Trump', during the weekend.

Indians, stuck at home due to the lockdown induced by the Covid-19 pandemic, are turning to podcasts to keep themselves entertained as they...

With $116 million in total funding, SmartNews is looking to invest further in the U.S., where it said the app’s audience is increasing sixf...

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The Mountain View-California headquartered company said in a statement that it is committing $25 million towards a "YouTube-specific invest...

VoxWeb is a social media platform that lets users add voice captions to pictures and has about one million active users on its platform.

To create a 'voxie', a user can use VoxWeb camera to take a photo and add up to 11 seconds of audio.

The startup has launched the app in India, Europe and in the US, and is now targeting launches across Asia and the African continent.

"Accelerated Mobile Pages Project," is aimed at loading mobile web pages instantly instead of requiring consumers to wait several seconds.

VoxWeb, an IIT Kanpur-incubated startup, is a mobile app that allows users to attach a voice clip to pictures taken on their smartphones.

Although sources say investors were willing to give Swisher and Mossberg more cash, the pair decided to sell their startup to Bankoff inste...

Oximity — co-founded by former Wall Street banker Sanjay Goel and German IT entrepreneur Christian Hapke — connects sources of news directl...