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Trending topics are based on topics people are talking about and are curated by content specialists to ensure they meet community guidelines. Threads has launched a feature that helps it close the gap ...

Threads has taken one more step toward becoming a replacement for what Twitter used to be. Meta-owned Threads is getting a feature that'll display trending topics in its apps, starting today.

Social network Bluesky said on Christmas that it is testing a trending topics view. The trending topics are visible both on the desktop and mobile apps of the social network for users across the world ...

Confused By All Of Facebook’s Changes To News Feed And Trending? Here’s A Timeline Here are all the updates and tweaks the company has made to stem the tide of fake news and click bait over the last ...

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Twitter has added popular trending topics to our sidebars, which is a good idea in theory -- but we reckon the feature is actually adding noise Richard Trenholm was CNET's film and TV editor, covering ...

You’re most likely one of the increasing number of people using Threads. The popular social media app and website has been growing in popularity over the past couple of months. Well, this is because ...

Threads, the Twitter-like app from Instagram, is rolling out its “trending now” feature widely to all users in the U.S. The official rollout comes a month after the app started testing the feature ...

It looks like a trending section is coming to Threads, but not in the way you probably thought about it. Since Threads launched back in July, people have been hoping that the app would copy a ton of ...

Let's say you wanted to create a record of everything that happened in 2022, through the lens of social media. Where would you start? Brian Feldman began and ended in the same place: the sidebar on ...