Social Media Reviews

Yelp continues its crackdown against spammy, scammy reviews.

Feeling down? If there's one comments section that's uplifting instead of troll-filled, it's Amazon Reviews. Have a gander.

There's a new Craigslist ad looking for fake Yelp review writers - but the writers could've found a better deal online.

Facebook gave some users a taste of the Timeline. But what Facebook giveth, Facebook taketh away.

We're sad that Twitter stopped showing Instagram photos on their feed, but we're glad that Previeweet on Google Chrome is here to the rescue.

According to a recent report, terrorists are turning to Instagram and using the photo-sharing app as a means to spread their propaganda.

Having trouble logging into your Facebook today? Don't have a heart attack, it's just a way for the site to eradicate spam content and malicious profiles.

A new product called ReviewerCard lets you use your online clout to get better treatment by businesses.

Yelp, in its latest measure to discourage businesses from gaming its reviews and ratings, will display warning signs on suspect businesses.

Groupon's Korean operation has been fined the equivalent of nearly $15,000 by the country's anti-trust watchdog for posting fake reviews and exaggerating the number of products sold through the site.

A new survey from Cone Inc. finds almost 80 percent of online consumers reverse purchase decisions based on negative online reviews.

Facebook commenting just got more exciting for Web users. Facebook rolled out updates to the commenting system that include video and photo previews within comments.