Facebook has rolled out its latest set of changes, dramatically altering the News Feed and adding a "ticker" to the right hand side of the page, causing outrage among many users. This new set of changes come just after Facebook introduced its Subscribe button, which allows users to see any public post from users on ...
An ESPN article asking if Michael Vick, the NFL quarterback who was convicted of dog-fighting offenses, would have been treated differently if he was white, is stirring controversy. The article features a digitally created image showing what Vick may look like if he was white. The image prompted angry blowback on from the blogsphere. ...
Facebook's privacy settings are getting a facelift. The social network announced plans to introduce a slew of changes to its sharing, tagging and privacy policies, a move that will have far-reaching effects on how users share information and with whom. The features, which include the ability to screen tagged photos before they appear in profiles ...
Google is gunning for Facebook. The search giant recently launched Google+, a social networking site that aims to rectify the company's failed social media efforts, such as Google Buzz and Wave, and put a dent in Facebook's business ...
UPDATE BELOW Looks like the sting tactic that made Chris Hansen famous may have come back to bite him -- big time. ...
Facebook recently launched a new security wall to block scammers, but many are worried these measures won't stop spam from spreading and that determined con artists will simply find new ways to get at unsuspecting users. We've all seen suspicious posts on Facebook--a friend's curiously impersonal message that's riddled with odd typos, the irresistible app ...