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Belfast Police Tracking Social Media After Teens Gather By Hundreds To Rave, Fight In Northern Ireland
Officers are watching Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to head off any more massive youth gatherings.
Facebook Beats Google To Milestone: Two Million Advertisers Shows Long Tail Of Social Network's Business
It took Google seven years to get to 1 million advertisers. Facebook racked up twice that number in a shorter time frame.
Kharkiv Bomb Blast Claims Another Victim As UN Reports Nearly 6,000 Dead In East Ukraine Conflict
The war began in April 2014 and the deaths include 63 children, says the U.N. Another 14,500 have been wounded.
Sydney Siege Report Signals Tighter Immigration Curbs In Australia
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said that Sydney gunman, an Iranian refugee, should not have been allowed into the country.
France Requests Cooperation From Google, Facebook And Twitter To Fight Online Extremism
French government on Friday requested "full cooperation" from Google, Facebook and Twitter in its fight against terrorism.
Syrian Rebels, Assad Forces and ISIS Engage In Revenge Kidnappings, Torture
In northern Aleppo province, Syrian rebels, military forces and ISIS militants are waging a new kind of war.
AT&T Offers Internet Users Privacy For $29 More As Gigabit Speeds Rollout
For $70 a month, you can use AT&T's accelerated fiber-optic Internet. For an additional $29 a month, you can avoid being tracked while doing it.
Craig Hicks Indicted For Murder In Chapel Hill Shootings
The 46-year-old suspect in the North Carolina shootings was charged with three counts of first-degree murder.
Singapore PM Lee Hsien Loong Has Prostate Cancer, To Take Medical Leave
Lee will be on medical leave for one week and during this period Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean will head the government.
Yahoo! Inc. Files Cybersquatting Complaint Against Adult Dating Sites Using Tumblr And Flickr Names
Yahoo claims a Dutch company is exploiting its brands.
Facebook, Google Will Be Noticeably Absent At Obama's Stanford Cybersecurity Speech Amid Ongoing Privacy Battle
Google, Facebook and other social networks have long complained about government surveillance, as they think it's all for naught.
YouTube At 10: Cat Videos Are Still A Thing, Pew Survey Finds
The world's biggest video-sharing site turns 10 this month, and it has played a key role in the transformation of the Internet.
‘Zimbabwe’s Julian Assange’ Returns: Baba Jukwa Facebook Post Warns Of Political Disappearances
An anonymous whistleblower is back, and warning that members of Mugabe's secret police will go missing.
Facebook Offers Life After Death: Users Can Now Choose To Let Their Profiles Live Forever
Worried about what will happen to your social media networks when you die? Facebook has you covered.
Chapel Hill Shooter Divorce: Craig Stephen Hicks' Wife Files For Divorce After Triple Murder
After saying that her husband “champions the rights of others,” Hicks released a statement through her lawyer saying she's divorcing him.
Is Jessa Duggar Pregnant? '19 Kids And Counting' Star Speaks Out On Pregnancy, Adoption
A new photo shared Wednesday shows Jessa Duggar and Jill Dillard posing with their husbands.
Facebook Inc. Launches New Social Network Geared Toward Cybersecurity
The site comes as cyberattacks are rapidly increasing in number and scope.
Facebook’s Internal Dislike Button: Protecting The Brand By Rejecting Unflattering Posts
Thanks to its brand usage guidelines, Facebook may refuse to boost posts that make it look bad.
‘Fifty Shades Of Grey’ Boycott: Archbishop Says Movie ‘Direct Assault On Christian Marriage'
The film, which releases on Friday, has also been slammed by a domestic violence campaigner who claims it "glorifies abuse against women."
Jon Stewart’s ‘Fake’ News Legacy: Good Or Bad For American Political Discourse?
When Jon Stewart exits “The Daily Show” later this year, he will depart as a far more trusted name than NBC’s Brian Williams.
Facebook Now De Facto Internet Gateway For Millions Of Indians Through Internet.org
The service will give millions of consumers on the subcontinent free or low-cost access to a range of online services.
Kanye West's Grammys Stunt Slammed By Garbage’s Shirley Manson, Singer Tells Him To 'Grow Up'
Kanye West, who reached New York City with Kim and North West, said he was not disrespecting Beck.
Facebook Continues Push Into Video Market With New Daily Show From The Young Turks
The new show, "Final Judgment," will be posted on The Young Turk's Facebook page Monday through Friday.
Jill Dillard Pregnancy Update: New Baby Bump Photo As Due Date Gets Close; Will Have Own Show After Baby Birth?
"19 Kids and Counting" star Jill Dillard shared a new photo of her baby bump on the Duggar family's official Facebook account.
Facebook Links Up With LinkedIn To Bring More Women To Tech
In 1985, 35 percent of computer science undergrads were women in 1985. This year, that number fell to 17 percent.
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, Priscilla Chan To Have Hospital Named After Them Following $75 Million Donation
The donation is believed to be the largest gift from individuals to a public hospital in the U.S.
Aaron Schock Adviser Benjamin Cole Resigns Over Racist Facebook Posts
Benjamin Cole, senior adviser to Congressman Aaron Schock, R-Ill., resigned Thursday over racist Facebook posts.
Jordanians Angry About Kaseasbeh's Death As Some Reconsider Views On ISIS
The brutal killing of Moaz al-Kaseasbeh has provoked an outpouring of emotion from fellow Jordanians.
Facebook Video Accounts For 25% Of All Super Bowl Ad Online Views As YouTube's Share Falls By 20%
More than half the views for Budweiser's "Lost Dog" ad came from Facebook.
One Billion Indians To Have UID Numbers By Year-End As India Seeks To Boost Social Security
India's experiment to bring social benefits to a billion people with a unique ID is moving fast, according to Nandan Nilekani.


