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Facebook's Standalone News App 'Notify' To Be Launched Next Week: Report
The standalone, real-time news app will allow users to subscribe to certain news organizations and receive notifications each time a story breaks.
Facebook Inc (FB) Q3 2015 Earnings: Social Network's $4.5 Billion Revenue Beats Expectations
The social network company showed solid growth in its mobile ad business when it reported quarterly financial results.
Prince William, Princess Kate Set To Tackle The Issue Of Cyberbullying With Twitter, Facebook Executives
Prince William and Princess Kate set to engage in a dialogue with social media sites on how to protect teens and young adults from cyberbullying.
Ex-Student Charged With Murder In Winston-Salem State University Shooting
Police have charged Jarrett Moore in the killing of a Winston-Salem State University student that occurred Sunday.
Winston-Salem State University Shooting: 1 Killed, Another Injured; Gunman Still At Large
Police are now on the hunt for the suspected gunman, identified as Jarrett Jerome Moore. Identities of the victims have not been revealed.
Snapchat Bullying Of Muslim Student Saira Ali: School District Admits It Screwed Up Letter
After a Muslim student was bullied on Snapchat, a New Jersey school district said it found no evidence. Now it says that response was a clerical error.
NYC Halloween Parties 2015: 7 Cheap Places To Celebrate In Costume
Chocolate, cocktails and costumes -- oh my.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Pitches Internet.org At Townhall In New Delhi, India
The Facebook CEO vehemently defended his Internet.org project at an event in New Delhi Wednesday.
Old School Fox News Notched More Facebook Play Than BuzzFeed Video And MTV In Q3 2015
The news channel, whose average TV viewer is 68, dominates on the social network that has the oldest user base.
Facebook Inc. (FB) CEO Mark Zuckerberg Wows With Inspirational Speech Entirely In Chinese
The Facebook CEO was speaking at Tsinghua University on the need for a strong sense of mission to change the world.
Facebook Search Update Demands Privacy Boost: Here's How To Hide Your Posts From Public Views
Users will be able to search through 2 trillion old posts. Don't let your teenage years come back to haunt you.
Facebook Wins Dismissal In $15B Lawsuit Over Users' Privacy Concerns
Users accused the social networking site of secretly tracking their browsing activities even after they logged off.
UN Workers Encourage Anti-Israel Violence? Palestine Refugee Agency Employees Suspended For Calling On Palestinians To 'Stab Zionist Dogs'
Pro-Israel advocates have long accused the refugee agency of being politically charged and have accused its local workers of promoting hatred.
ISIS Targeting US Law Enforcement On Facebook? Colorado Police Warned After Impostor Friends Officers, Islamic State Supporters
The Facebook account used a state trooper and has stirred concern that the Islamic State group may be trying to gather intelligence on US law enforcement.
Facebook Update Fixes iOS Battery Drain Problem That's Killing Your iPhone
Bugs in the social networking app caused it to consume power faster than intended.
Ireland To Probe Whether US Government Spied On Facebook Users
The Irish Data Commission has told a court it would not delay an investigation into whether the U.S. government spied on Facebook users.
Indiana University Anti-Muslim Attack: School Condemns 'Abhorrent Behavior' Of Student Charged In Woman's Assault
A 19-year-old undergraduate student was arrested in connection with the crime, according to reports.
Israeli Hummus Restaurant Offers Discount To Jews And Arabs Who Dine Together
A restaurant in Israel hopes to bring warring Jews and Arabs together with an offer they can't refuse: a discount on hummus.
Is China Spying On Your Facebook Page? Social Network To Warn Users If It Suspects State-Sponsored Hacks
The company claims these attacks are more advanced than standard hacking attempts.
Israel, US Signal Security Ties Back On Track After Iran Feud
The allies had been looking to agree on a 10-year military aid package to extend the current U.S. grants to Israel worth $3 billion annually.
Israel, US Resume Defense Aid Talks Halted Over Iran Deal: Envoy
The allies had been looking to agree on a 10-year aid package to extend the current U.S. grants to Israel worth $3 billion annually, which are due to expire in 2017.
The No Cell Phone Wedding: Why Brides And Grooms Want You To Forget Instagram And Stop Taking Selfies
Forget the hashtag: Couples are barring smartphones at their nuptials in increasing numbers.
India Gets Its First Transgender Hindu Idol At This Year’s Durga Worship Festival
A Hindu festival in Kolkata, India, will make history this year with an idol that represents the transgender community.
Facebook Gay Pride: How LGBT People Are Using Social Media To Come Out
Roughly 6 million of the social networking site's U.S. users identify as LGBT -- and 800,000 announced their sexuality on the site in the last year.
Facebook iPhone 6S Update Brings 3D Touch Instant Selfie Upload To The Masses
Facebook's new iOS update adds shortcuts accessible from the homescreen.
Facebook (FB) Adds ‘Shopping’ Section To Mobile App As Social Networks Chase E-Commerce Dollars
The social network's update is the latest move to attract more small businesses to sell from the site.
Apple To Open Store-In-Store Shops In India, In Partnership With Tata Group's Croma Retail Chain: Report
Apple is pushing the envelope in getting its iPhones into the hands of as many Indians as it can, in the world's third-biggest smartphone market.
Japan Military Toilet Paper For Recruiting In Schools? Armed Force Seeks To Boost Enlistment Through Unconventional Campaign
The unconventional campaign recently rolled out to boost recruitment at schools.
Facebook Adds College Football-Themed Profile Frames So Fans Can Show Team Spirit
For the social network's new "Show Your Game Face" feature, the University of Florida was first to participate.
India's Internet Revolution: Changing The Way Young People Work And Travel, Too Late For Some
The country's smartphone boom is bringing millions to the Internet in cities and towns. Can the country connect the next billion, who largely live in villages?


