Hundreds of Twitter employees who left the company in recent months ahead of Elon Musk’s anticipated takeover of the social media site have been scooped up by tech giants like Google and Meta ...

The executive in question is Neal Mohan, who is now the CEO of YouTube. Back in 2011, Mohan was already an important figure ...

Google paid an Indian-American businessman a mammoth $100 million over a decade ago to keep him from joining Twitter, now known as X.

Amid this, claims have appeared that Google had begun removing Twitter links from its search crawls, seemingly in response to the alterations. Twitter owner, Elon Musk attends the Viva Technology ...

Now, it’s also been shown that Twitter is blocking content from appearing in Google Search, though it’s more of a side effect than a direct action. Twitter’s attempt to cut back on traffic ...

In 2011, this Indian-American executive received a staggering $100 million to remain with Google, later becoming YouTube's ...

Neal Mohan was planning to join Twitter; however, Google paid him $100 million in stock grants even before Twitter sent him ...

The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the families of terrorism victims had not proved Google, Twitter and Facebook helped foster attacks on their loved ones, and handed a greater victory to the ...

Neal Mohan is one of the greatest executive but hidden behind the success of Google and YouTube. Mohan works in Silicon ...

The Supreme Court considers how responsible major social media platforms—Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, especially—are for their most dangerous posts, challenging broad protections that tech ...