The technology sector has experienced significant layoffs in 2024, impacting major corporations and startups alike. The following is a comprehensive alphabetical list of known tech layoffs for this year, highlighting the breadth
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TikTok is aiming to challenge industry leaders like Shazam and YouTube Music with its latest feature, "Sound Search," which allows users to identify songs by singing, humming, or playing them.
YouTube executives reported robust growth in key metrics for Q2 2024, driving ad revenue to $8.66 billion, a 13% increase from the same period last year when it earned $7.7 billion.
Instagram is rolling out a new feature that allows users to leave Notes directly on Feed posts and Reels, providing a novel way to engage with friends and start conversations.
Russian cybersecurity giant Kaspersky is set to shutter its U.S. operations and lay off staff following a U.S. government ban on its software sales due to security concerns.
PBS, known for its educational content spanning decades, has expanded its digital footprint to Twitch, Amazon's streaming platform, with the launch of "Building Stuff with NOVA."
Spotify, known primarily for music streaming, is pushing further into the realm of social networking with its latest move: introducing comments on podcasts.
Elon Musk has secured a legal victory in one of several lawsuits stemming from his controversial decision to terminate over 6,000 Twitter employees, including then-CEO Parag Agrawal, following his acquisition of the
Google Maps, a ubiquitous navigation tool used by millions worldwide, has finally introduced its speedometer and speed limit features to iOS and CarPlay, marking a significant update that aims to enhance driving
Amazon has unveiled an updated version of its Echo Spot just ahead of Prime Day, showcasing enhanced features aimed at enhancing user experience.
YouTube has rolled out an updated eraser tool aimed at empowering creators to effortlessly eliminate copyrighted music from their videos while preserving other audio components like dialogue and sound effects.
Amazon has made the decision to discontinue its Astro for Business device, a security robot tailored for small- and medium-sized businesses, only seven months after its initial launch.
X, formerly known as Twitter, is contemplating the reintroduction of a downvote feature for posts, a concept it previously experimented with in 2021 prior to Elon Musk's acquisition of the social media
YouTube has quietly implemented a new policy aimed at addressing concerns over AI-generated content, reflecting broader industry efforts to manage the impact of synthetic media on digital platforms.
Fanfix its more than just another subscription-based social platform; it's a community tailored specifically for Generation Z.
In the bustling halls of VidCon, where digital content creators converge to discuss the future of online media, one platform stands out—The Leap.
In the ever-expanding universe of podcasting, Spotify has emerged as a pivotal player, continuously evolving to support its growing roster of creators.
In a groundbreaking collaboration between entertainment powerhouse Gunpowder & Sky and Meta, music enthusiasts worldwide will soon experience the magic of virtual reality like never before with "Sabrina Carpenter: A VR Concert."
OpenAI continues to expand its technological arsenal with strategic acquisitions, recently adding Multi (formerly Remotion), a startup specializing in video-first collaboration platforms aimed at enterprises.
