Social Media

A federal judge late Wednesday issued an injunction against a recently-enacted state law that would’ve imposed stiff penalties on social media companies that de-platform political candidates.

Describing the law as a “frontal assault on the First Amendment,” two online industry groups filed a federal lawsuit Thursday seeking to block a measure pushed by Gov. Ron DeSantis to crack down on large social-media companies.

Florida U.S. Congresswoman Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (FL-26), along with other Hispanic members of congress, are asking the FBI to investigate what she says is a disinformation campaign targeting Hispanics.

A Florida Panhandle man may be one of the first charged under a new law for posting threatening messages on social media. Last month, the Bay County…

News is available at our fingertips. What constitutes news, and when should it be designated as “fake?”The Capital Chapter of the Florida Public Relations…

As lawmakers return to Washington to debate healthcare, they’ll have new ways of communicating with voters back home, through Facebook. But it’s not yet…

The Anti-Defamation League said it’s concerned by the targeting of journalists on social media in the past year.Tallahassee attorney Chuck Hobbs is a…

Recently, a video from Tallahassee posted to a social media app used by college students, sparked a sexual assault investigation. But in the digital age…

The Tallahassee Police Department is taking an unconventional approach to its social media presence. As first reported by the Tallahassee Democrat, the…

A Florida State University student who claimed her social media account was hacked has withdrawn a request for an investigation by the FSU Police…