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Twitter is handing control back to its users with new two features that will screen out unwanted content - and unwanted users.

Avid Periscope users may have noticed a few changes to the video streaming app, including highlights, improved tabs & link embeds straight to Twitter.

Twitter is abuzz with Microsoft's Worldwide Partner Conference 2016, with the hashtags #wpc and #wpc16 spreading like wildfire.

Twitter's not just a microblogging site. It's becoming more like Facebook & Snapchat by the day, as it now introduces stickers for your photos.

Social media has done it again. Brought to attention a piece of news that has started a wildfire about one of society's biggest issues: Rape.

I'll happily tell you who I think is ruining it for all of us. Let's have some straight talk about who is ruining Facebook and Twitter.

Twitter celebrates its 10th anniversary, thanking users worldwide and reflecting on pivotal events that shaped the platform.

Hide, unblock or unfriend any exes or former love interests whose happiness is going to make you depressed, angsty and listen to Kelly Clarkson.

Twitter initiates Trust and Safety Council to address ongoing abuse, enlisting over 40 global organisations and individuals to enhance user safety.

An Australian group is feeling the heat from mental health organisations and Twitter users after claiming same sex marriage increases online bullying.

Auckland Council is removing a pop-up on its free Tomizone Wi-Fi, which asks users to select if they are male or female.

Mobile phones and Twitter can accurately estimate crowd sizes, according to researchers at Warwick Business School.

The Mobile World Congress dominated social media this week, with HTC, Samsung and Huawei receiving the most mentions.

Co-workers caught in explicit act at office building opposite a New Zealand bar, as sex tape goes viral on social media. Investigation launched.

Facebook remains the most popular social media platform, while other contenders have enjoyed an increase in usership.

Thousands of social media users in Australia are showing the world they are not caving to Islamophobia or racism.

The ability to help animals has become far more accessible with the use of technology. Apps, websites and social media help people who want to get involved.

The blanket ban ends access to services previously available to diplomatic missions and international humanitarian organisations.

Twitter has announced Fabric at its Flight conference, taking the social media platform into the world of apps.

Refreshing newsfeeds and checking Twitter timelines has become a part of people's day-to-day lives, so it makes sense to give customers more data to do so.