Go big or go home: Why social networks are supersizing their photos
Twitter changed its embedded photo size, allowing for bigger pictures. It's a shrewd move from the microblogging site.
The debate over war photojournalism in the age of Instagram rages on
New research looks at the merits and problems of filtered photojournalism.
Achieving viral: Here’s the secret sauce behind images that win the Internet
If you want a viral image on Google+, you better find a happy GIF, according to new research.
Tumblr makes its first appearance in the Supreme Court
In an important case about campaign finance, anti-corruption activist Lawrence Lessig is using Tumblr to make a point.
Can you tell a story in six words? Twitter wants to know
For storytellers keen on brevity, the Six Words contest allows writers to flex their shortest story muscles on Twitter.
You can now Shazam yourself to disaster preparedness
Shazam is known as a music discovery app, but a new partnership with Ad Council turns the service into a tool to get ready for disaster.
Nobody panic! Facebook’s artificial intelligence just wants to know how you’re feeling
Facebook is undertaking an ambitious artificial intelligence project. Here's everything you need to know.
@Horse_ebooks has been outed and it’s like seeing your dad in a Santa suit
Today the Internet learned what it should've known all along: horse_ebooks, its most popular spambot, is run by humans.
You may soon be able to pay Facebook to show off your News Feed posts
A journalist took a screenshot of what appears to be a new feature Facebook is testing to allow individuals to pay to promote posts.
These are the sites you’re wasting time on while at work
In the world's least surprising survey, it turns out people waste time at work looking at the Internet.
As art collectors start eyeing GIFs, it’s time to ask: Can you ‘own’ digital art?
An auction house is collaborating with Tumblr for a net art sale... and it's just one of many examples of the burgeoning digital art market.
Facebook ‘Likes’ are protected by the First Amendment
A judge ruled that Facebook "likes" constitute protected speech.
London firefighters start safety campaign using selfies
In London, the fire department started a campaign called #safetyselfies to spread fire safety awareness through social media.
The best Instagram-made music videos
Instagram is getting a star role in music videos with more bands utilizing the technology to give their content the retro edge.
China detains teen for going viral
Chinese authorities recently detained a teenager for muckracking about a local police investigation.
Facebook apologizes for its most tasteless ad of all time
Facebook issued an apology after one of its advertisers posted a shockingly tasteless ad.
Zeega is the interactive storytelling tool you never knew you always wanted
There are already a lot of storytelling tools out there, but Zeega provides an interesting platform for interactive multimedia slideshows.
Why Gmail’s new tabs are freaking out retailers (and why they should relax)
Google's most recent change to its e-mail service is bad news for retailers that rely on email.
Crossing a line? California school district hires company to watch students’ social media
In California, a school district is paying a social media monitoring firm to keep an eye on students' social media activity.
Tumblr’s first official book club taps your inner ‘fangirl’
Tumblr just launched its first official bookclub with "Fangirl," a novel celebrating Internet culture.
Twitter’s advertising power is getting a high profile test
Gap is partnering with Twitter on its next big ad push, and the results may serve as a good example of Twitter's marketing power.
‘Have you lurked her texts?’ How the directors of ‘Noah’ captured the pain of Facebook-era dating
A short film takes a look at a relationship imploding after digital miscommunications.
Facebook tests video auto-play, meaning video ads are creeping closer to reality
Facebook announced a new feature: auto-played videos. This could mean its plan to get video ads on the website is well under way.
The 6 most important things Mark Zuckerberg revealed yesterday
Mark Zuckerberg made some remarks at TC Disrupt that hinted at the company's future trajectory.
Who knew porn fans love delivery food? Well… everyone, but Eat24 made it pay
Advertisers tend to avoid racy platforms, but a food delivery service decided to embrace porn websites -- and gained a new crop of loyal customers.
No, there’s nothing wrong with your eyes – Facebook ads are getting bigger
Facebook is rolling out changes to its ads, boosting their size.
China to jail dissidents whose criticism goes viral
China strengthened its laws against libelous Internet users, sparking concerns that it is cracking down on political critics.
Is Google pulling a Yahoo and getting a logo redesign?
Google temporarily displayed a flatter logo, and it's an improvement over the current shaded logo.
Who’s most likely to click on spam? Neurotic women on Facebook
Spammers have better luck with certain types of people.
The terrible, horrible, no good, very bad Titstare app pitch
Here's how not to be a positive force in the tech community: waste everyone's time launching a stupid, unfunny joke app. Name it Titstare.
Introducing the world’s first Instagram hotel, where selfies are definitely welcome
Looking for a hotel that welcomes your obsession with selfies? Then check right in.