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Thousands of Facebook users commented on Sarah Palin's controversial photos of her 6-year-old son Trig standing on the family dog.

Is Facebook's 'Year in Review' problem the result of hiring mostly privileged young programmers?

A current U.S. Supreme Court case could affect New Yorkers who used social media to threaten cops after the murder of two NYPD officers.

Facebook was denied a bid to dismiss a 2013 class action lawsuit for scanning users' private messages.

During the holidays, most people still prefer the personal touch of a handwritten note.

About 1,000 people plan to attend Friday's #ThankyouNYPD Rally, and 500 may be protesting it.

Cuba ranks just above the Democratic Republic of Congo and Burkina Faso when it comes to Internet connectivity.

A game that depicts a sociopathic murderer is back on Steam.

Google and Facebook still dominate digital advertising, but Alibaba and Baidu are gaining significant market share.

President Obama has been briefed on the hostage crisis, which local law enforcement is reportedly addressing as they would a terrorist threat.

Zuckerberg recognized Facebook etiquette is sometimes unclear.

Facebook's latest move is largely considered part of its strategy to enter the field of Web search, currently dominated by rival Google.

Since Sunday, three predominantly black churches in Wakulla County, Florida, have been vandalized with the letters "KKK."

Runa Khan,35, was found guilty of using Facebook as a "tool for terrorism" and attempting to radicalize people online.

Rantic.com, a company that sells social followers, thinks it knows a fake account when it sees one.

Facebook users can finally search for old posts using keywords.

After confirmation that his son, one of Mexico's 43 missing students, was dead the man's father vowed to fight for justice.

Facebook's CEO has a deep-seated interest in China, and the entrepreneur eventually wants to bring the social media site to the country.

Zuckerberg equates Facebook's infrastructure investments in the developing world to Coca-Cola, which is now reaping the benefits.

Authorities have reportedly issued a warrant and a search for a man who has been threatening the actress on social media, TMZ reported.

Oral arguments indicate justices leaning toward limited First Amendment protection for online threats.

The communications director for Tennessee Rep. Stephen Fincher criticized Sasha and Malia Obama for dressing like they want "a spot at a bar."

Female gaming journalist Alanah Pearce has found a novel way to deal with her online harassers: tell their mothers.

Kenosha Police Department revealed that the autopsy conducted Friday did not find "any anatomical cause of death."

The lead singer of the American rock band spoke about his struggles in a 15-minute video posted on his Facebook page.

Ambitious plan will generate a trove of monetizable data about what people are doing on the streets of New York.

A lawsuit against a Texas car dealership sheds light on a common practice that takes advantage of low-income borrowers.

Khalid Mahmood says Foreign Office's official figure of 500 fighters is an "underestimation."

Officials and foreign tech leaders met to discuss business at China's first World Internet Conference.