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The company also said it is taking steps to ensure the bug does not happen again.

Twitter is facing renewed calls to take action against President Trump's account after he used it to threaten nuclear war.

US President Donald Trump's Twitter account briefly vanished on Thursday but has since been restored, the social media company said.

The social network will also stream the premiere of Fox's 'Ghosted' nightly this week from Thursday through Sunday.

Hashtags have helped charities galvanize the global public like never before

There'll also be design changes that go beyond just the iOS app

tweet replies usually began with usernames preceded by the '@' symbol

Vine's six seconds of fame are over.

Social network Twitter has announced it is to close its video sharing service Vine.

'Many believe Twitter, in its current form, has peaked,' analyst says

Much of the takeover enthusiasm that pushed the shares up has evaporated.

TWITTER could soon have a new owner with reports Disney is ‘interested’ in buying the financially under-performing micro-blogging site.

Late Thursday, Twitter shares were down 2% in after-hours trading on the heels of an analyst warning Thursday that its value for advertisers may be "waning."

In the last five years, shares of Twitter are down 57% -- and there still hasn't been a turnaround.

TWITTER has long been criticised for its lack of action against online abuse, but this week the social media company announced it is now in the process of rolling out a new feature that will allow users to filter unwanted tweets or content.

That brings the total to 360,000 suspensions since the middle of 2015, with daily suspensions up 80 percent since last year, Twitter said, thanks in part to propriety "spam-fighting" tools.

There's finally some good news for Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey.

Twitter has now introduced 'Stickers' that users can add to their pictures to make them more fun, engaging.

Twitter has reported its slowest quarterly sales growth in three years, as the firm fends off competition from a growing number of social media sites

Twitter said in a statement Tuesday that it had seen an "uptick" in the number of accounts violating its abuse and harassment policies over the past 48 hours, noting it had enforced its policies either by issuing warnings or permanently suspending users.