How To Avoid Awkward Phone Catch-Ups
Plus: the ethics of Facebook tagging.
Plus: the ethics of Facebook tagging.
A lot has happened since Mark Zuckerberg took Facebook public in one of the biggest tech IPO’s of all-time a year ago today. Not all of it has been good.
Good effort! Good try!!
1980s cyborg hero Alex Murphy is being brought to life by a Swedish TV star (and Olivia Munn’s IRL boyfriend).
Find out which stories blew up on Twitter (the brain of the internet) and Facebook (the heart).
Who works at Facebook and is trying to bone their buddies?
The secret’s out, all you have to do is click a simple link to find out which of your friends is up for banging.
Never ever.
Things are pretty ugly when you look at the numbers. Ugh.
You are what you tweet. And like. And… um… LinkedIn.
A fellow gym-goer caught Amanda Bynes working out and uploaded this video to Facebook. So here it is.
Get your comfort food ready.
This is a very, very odd story about a woman who allegedly made anonymous threats against herself on Facebook.
People did not take it very well.
Oh to be the fans in this photo.
Teens talk about relationships; 30-year-olds talk about TV.
HINT: It involves an epic takedown of Rihanna.
This is for everyone who literally doesn’t care how they use the word “literally.”
As instructed by WikiHow. Because nothing is more alluring than a riddle wrapped in an enigma tied up with sunglasses.
And how to be gentle with annoying family members on Facebook. Also: Twitter etiquette during a tragedy.
Thanks for posting on my wall, Dad. Great. Really great.
Plus really early Nick Offerman, 9 terrible props used in bank robberies, and the greatest desk in the world.
Social media has given us a strange new response to tragedy — the feeling that we must post something about it.
New study suggests our obsession with Facebook may be waning.
Eight-year-old Martin Richard is the first victim of Monday’s bombing whose name has been made public. (via .whdh.com)
So maybe the teens are fleeing Facebook, but Facebook is still showing up on our nails. The question is: why?
It’s not too late, couples! There’s time to delete that TMI status update!
Face recognition software is basically the drunk, kind of racist uncle of the tech family.
College students who drink the most and are the most stressed out are the most “emotionally connected” to Facebook, according to a new study.
The “like” button is the glue that holds Facebook together. But do Facebook users still use it?