Can you avoid jerks by using the Twitter ‘Hate Map?’
Researchers made a Twitter "Hate Map" to show where the most hateful tweets come from - but is it a useful project?
How social media created (and destroyed) Tila Tequila
Tila Tequila was a reality star for the digital age. Now she's a fear-mongering conspiracy theorist. What happened?
No, there is no screenshot warning feature heading to Instagram, says Instagram
Don't freak out. Instagram doesn't snitch on you for screenshots.
Is Donald Trump trying to copy Kickstarter?
Donald Trump helped start "FundAnything," a new crowdfunding site - but does it really offer something different than Kickstarter?
One man’s quest to reclaim his data – by selling it to anyone who wants it
We are quickly losing the ability to control what online data is being sold off, so why shouldn't we at least get a slice of the profits?
Upcoming app stops Twitter from spoiling your favorite shows
If enthusiastic tweeters spoil your favorite shows, soon you'll have a way to block spoilers - all thanks to a talented high schooler.
Don’t want to flood your friends’ feeds with baby photos? This app is your answer
If you're a new parent, you can make a high tech baby book with Oogababy.
For a price, your ‘expired’ Snapchats can be brought back from the dead
Are your Snapchats really inaccessible? New research finds traces of supposedly expired photos.
Watch out, the FTC says sneaky data brokers may illegally sell your data
Some data brokers are up to no good. What you need to know about your data.
Facebook cuts off access for Path
Up-and-coming social network Path is gaining followers, but just lost a crucial Facebook connection.
Warner Brothers used memes to advertise – and now they’re getting sued by Mr. Nyan Cat
Unpermitted use of two of the Internet's favorite cats -- Nyan Cat and Keyboard Cat -- has led to a lawsuit for the Warner Bros.
You can’t Snapchat Stephen Colbert, but you can watch his sassy interview with its creators
The founders of Snapchat appeared on The Colbert Report. He asked them if their profit also disappears.
Facebook-themed engagement photos and other social media inspirations
When it comes to strange items inspired by Twitter, Facebook and other social networks, the creators didn't ask "Why?" They asked "Why not?"
Rap star Lil B gets remixed into poetry on Tumblr by a bot
Can you create poetry with rap lyrics and an algorithm?
Online ads can trail you across devices – creepy, smart business, or both?
You can change computers, but you can't hide from targeted ad campaigns.
The horror and wonder of tagged photos is now on Instagram
If you wanted Instagram to be more like Facebook, you'll be pleased with this new announcement.
4 words that make Pinterest different than your average social network
Pinterest isn't like its competitors, and here are the four words that prove it.
Will Instagram make its Windows Phone debut on the Nokia Lumia 928?
Mounting evidence suggests Instagram won't stay away from Windows 8 for long.
Who did the Internet love this year? Webby Awards go to Grimes, Frank Ocean, Obama for America, and more
This year's Webby award winners are an eclectic mix, from Frank Ocean to President Obama.
Let Ernest Hemingway steal your Facebook account
Bored on social media? Get the Hemingway Hijacker to see how Papa would use Facebook.
Followgen will give you tons of new Twitter followers, as well a guilt complex
You can get new, non-bot Twitter followers by running a simple program. But should you?
5 big things big data just revealed about Facebook users
A study uses big data research methods to analyze Facebook users. We talk to Stephan Wolfram himself about the revelations.
InstaStock wants to turn your selfies into a business model
If you want to make money off your Instagram account, a new service lets you turn your filtered snapshots into stock images.
This developer broke Twitter’s rules, says the site should ‘shut him down’
We look at one man's quest to get Twitter to notice his program to build followers - is it sophisticated spamming or the next step for Twitter Ads?
In China, you can get paid to look at (and then report) porn
A job opening in Beijing for "Chief Pornographic Identifying Officer" is getting a big response.
Are you reading journalism or plagiarism? A new online tool can help uncover bad writing
If you're not sure if you're reading a press release or a real new item, check out Churnalism, a new tool to help uncover bad journalism.
There was no White House bombing; Associated Press’ Twitter hacked
The Associated Press Twitter account has been hacked.
Does Comedy Central’s Twitter funny fest sound confusing to anyone else?
Twitter is already a comedy goldmine. How will Comedy Central's upcoming festival mix things up?
Spammers use Boston bombing, Texas fires and other human tragedy to spread malware
Just to underline what horrible people they are, spammers are taking advantage of people's curiosity about Boston to spread viruses. Stay classy.
How to fix Snapchat’s sexy spam problem
Some Snapchat users are getting an eyeful from spammers, but there's an easy way to curb unexpected crotch shots.
Durex classes up the wearable tech space with “Fundawear”
If you can't be in the same room, Durex is hoping that smartphone-controlled vibrating underwear is the next best thing for couples.
Who’s tracking you online? This app can tell you – and stop them
As companies like Facebook and Google bulk up their tracking efforts, apps like Disconnect pop up to combat invasive data collecting.