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U.K. Ambassador to Ankara Richard Moore has criticized ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) Istanbul deputy Burhan Kuzu and daily Star editor-in-chief of Nuh Albayrak over their remarks on the March 22 U.K. parliament attack which killed four people and wounded 40.

Turkey remains top of Twitter's global censorship list, according to the latest Twitter Transparency report published on March 21.

According to the report, Turkey issued requests to the social media company to shut down 3,076 accounts. 

Hackers on Wednesday briefly hijacked the Twitter account of Costis Hatzidakis, one of New Democracy's two vice presidents.

A former Texas pre-school teacher and anti-Israel activist has come under fire after a number of tweets surfaced showing her railing against Jews, including one encouraging her “baby girl” to “kill some Jews.”

Chaos has engulfed the social media world as Facebook has stopped working for many users – with affected people unable to access News Feed.
Not only that, but the social network is accusing everyone of not having enough friends.
Website Down Detector shows that the problem is widespread in Europe – although not all users are affected.

The tech sector is known for its particularly dynamic growth. However, once a company has reached a certain size, maintaining an upward momentum becomes a real challenge.

The First Lady Melania Trump thanked super model Emily Ratajkowski through her Twitter account for defending her publicly. Earlier Ratajkowski had tweeted her outrage over an incident that had taken place during the weekend. This is what she wrote:

Twitter Inc reported its slowest quarterly revenue growth since going public as the company continues to face intense competition from Snap Inc's Snapchat and Facebook Inc's Instagram.

The company's shares fell as much as 10 percent to $16.81 in premarket trading on Feb. 9.

Twitter said its user base increased 4 percent to 319 million average monthly active users.

Controversial conservative commentator and Breitbart New editor Milo Yiannopoulos was forced to cancel a talk at California’s Berkeley University, after protesters hurled smoke bombs, broke windows and lit a bonfire. The university’s officials were prompted to put his talk off for safety concerns.