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What Will Barack, Michelle Obama Do After White House? Follow Them On Social Media To Keep Track
Even after Barack and Michelle Obama leave the White House, you can still follow them on social media to see what they are up to.
Snapchat Targeted Advertising: How To Opt Out Of Ads On Snapchat
Snapchat has reached an agreement with third-party data broker Oracle Data Cloud to start allowing advertisers to target users using third-party data.
LinkedIn's New Layout: 6 Major Redesigns, Including Messaging And Tips To Make Your Profile Stand Out
LinkedIn just had it’s biggest desktop makeover, including messaging similar to Facebook Messenger.
Russia Today Facebook Ban: Social Network Temporarily Blocks Russian News Outlet From Posting
Facebook reportedly issued a temporary ban to Russian-government owned news network RT over a claim of copyright infringement.
Trump Inauguration: Facebook And Instagram Ads Targeting Users To Lure Them To Ceremony
Apparently Trump is having trouble getting people to his swearing-in ceremony and is buying ads to convince people to go.
Fake News: Stanford Student Aims To Identify False Sites With Neural Networks
A student at Stanford is hoping to use neural networks to identify fake news sites in a more sophisticated way that is free of human bias.
SpaceX Falcon 9 Launch Live Stream: Where To Watch Rocket Take Off With Iridium Satellites
All eyes will be on SpaceX as it is set to launch another Falcon 9 rocket Saturday.
‘Game Of Thrones’ Season 7 Spoilers: Everything We Know About Next Season So Far
What will happen when “Game of Thrones” returns for seven episodes in Season 7?
Do You Curse Often? It Might Mean You Are More Honest, Researchers Say
Swearing often means you have one special trait, study suggests.
Facebook Edits Editing, Hides Change Log In A Menu
Facebook is reportedly changing the way it displays edits by removing the indicator on posts and moving the change log to a menu item.
Katelyn Nicole David Facebook Video Update: Police Try To Remove Suicide From Internet
The family of the teen who killed herself took the video down, but not before it was shared widely online.
WhatsApp Backdoor? Report Claims Encrypted Messaging Service Has Backdoor, Experts Disagree
A report claims WhatsApp messages can be intercepted by third-parties including government agencies, but security experts believe it's not as nefarious as it seems.
Jinger Duggar’s Honeymoon And Bachelorette Party Coming In ‘Counting On’ Season 3
A two-hour “Counting On” episode will show Jinger and Jeremy Vuolo’s honeymoon.
Feminism 2017: Utah High School’s Misogynistic Homework Under Fire For Outlining Date Guidelines Asking Girls To Be ‘Feminine And Lady-Like’
Under the instructions meant for girls, they were required to be “feminine and lady-like” and not to “waste” a boy’s money, while boys were told “Girls like flowers and little gifts.”
Can A Gay Teacher Work In A Catholic School? Lonnie Billard Files Discrimination Suit After Being Fired
Lonnie Billard said he was discriminated against because of his sexual orientation.
Katelyn Nicole Davis Video Update: Abuse Allegations Of Girl Who Streamed Suicide On Facebook Live Investigated By Police
Katelyn Nicole Davis was 12-years old when she committed suicide and streamed it live on social media.
Jana Duggar Needs A Husband, ‘Counting On’ Fans Complain To Family On Her Birthday
Jana Duggar is single by choice, according to the “Counting On” star.
America’s Top Hated Companies: Comcast, Bank of America, Mylan Lead Survey
24/7 Wall St., a financial news website based its rankings on employee reviews on Glassdoor, the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) and its own survey.
Facebook App Battery Drain: Update Fixes Messenger App After Complaints
Facebook fixed a bug in its Messenger app on Android devices that was killing users’ batteries.
Subscriptions Coming To Your Newsfeed? Facebook Announces Journalism Project With News Industry
Facebook is introducing a news features called “The Journalism Project” to combat fake news from spreading.
President Obama Farewell Address Time: Watch Obama's Last Speech Live In Virtual Reality
President Obama will deliver his farewell address on Tuesday night from Chicago. Here's how to watch the event in virtual reality. The Obama farewell address is at 9 p.m. EST.
EU Countries Roll Out Proposals To Curb Targeted Online Ads By Companies Like Google, Facebook
The European Union has laid out new rules that would limit how companies like Facebook and Google track users to deliver targeted ads.
Can Twitter Cause Terrorism? Brussels Attack Victim's Wife Alleges ISIS Using Twitter For 'Fundraising And Operational Purposes'
The wife of a New York man named Alexander Pinczowski, who was killed alongside his sister in the Brussels attack last March, sued Twitter on Monday.
Oculus VR Built With Stolen Technology? Update: Facebook Fights Claim
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg may have to testify in a $2 billion lawsuit filed by ZeniMax Media, which alleged that Oculus stole its technology.
Facebook Videos Will Reportedly Have Ads Soon
Facebook may soon show ads in the middle of videos you are watching.
T-Mobile At CES 2017 Recap: CEO John Legere Predicts Major Moves From Verizon And Comcast
T-Mobile's mercurial CEO gave his thoughts on what he believes will happen in the mobile industry in 2017 at CES.
Duggar Family Shares ‘Counting On’ Season 3 Excitement As Jessa Seewald Counts Down To Baby No. 2
Jessa Seewald’s “Counting On” fans seem to think she’ll welcome a baby girl next month.
Chicago Facebook Beating Update: 4 Suspects Denied Bail As Judge Asks, 'Where Was Your Sense Of Decency?'
Brittany Covington, Tesfaye Cooper, Jordan Hill and Tanishia Covington have been charged with hate crimes, aggravated kidnapping and battery after they beat a white man Tuesday on Facebook Live.
Facebook Hires Ex-NBC Anchor Campbell Brown To Lead News Partnerships Team
Ms.Brown will be joining Facebook this month to lead its News Partnerships team.
Islam In France: Deputy Mayor Sends Police To School To Protest Arabic-Language Classes
The deputy mayor of Six-Fours-les-Plages in southeastern France said he acted on a Facebook post that alleged the students were being forced to learn the language.


