Oct 29 (Reuters) - Reddit CEO Steve Huffman outlined a plan on Thursday to make signing-in mandatory for most content as the ...

Not every public webpage may be scraped, and posting something online doesn't automatically mean you're consenting to it ...

Meta announced Friday evening that it had made “clarifications” regarding its new updated terms of service for its business and commercial products, which some legal and media experts had previously ...

Reddit plans to make its platform a primarily logged-in service, tightening access to public discussions as it seeks to curb ...

"If you do not agree to the updated terms, you may stop all access or use of our Products for business or commercial purposes," the policy reads.

The new data platform is primarily intended for Indian AI models, too. But it apparently does not exclude foreign users.

Reddit has asked a federal judge to block its former law firm Proskauer Rose from defending Perplexity AI in a lawsuit alleging the ​AI search startup company stole Reddit content, arguing it was ...

The company’s latest commercial services agreement has been postponed while regulators in the EU and the U.K. get clarity, ...

The company has put its proposed business account changes on hold following opposition from media organisations and investigations by UK and Norwegian authorities into concerns over data collection ...

Latest platform update broadens access to publicly available business information, helping organizations strengthen market research and location intelligence initiatives. Outscraper Expands Business ...

Meta has postponed its new business account terms after media companies and open-web advocates raised concerns about potential data scraping and competition with news publishers.

“You’ve definitely seen the maturity of some hackers in how they approach the media. It’s not just about posting things to Twitter like it might have been before.” Some consequential reporting of ...