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Duggar Family Controversy: Jim Bob And Michelle Respond To Claims They Deleted Same-Sex Couple’s Kissing Photos On Facebook
"19 Kids and Counting" stars Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar are being accused of purposefully deleting same-sex couple's kissing photos from their Facebook page.
Facebook's Simplified Privacy Policies: Is Your Data Any Safer?
The update offers a number of tweaks to help members understand how Facebook will use their data.
'The Conjuring 2' Release Date Announced; Everything We Know About 'The Enfield Poltergeist' June 2016 Premiere
'The Conjuring 2' has a name and a release date.
Facebook Messenger App Reaches Half A Billion Monthly Users
Facebook Messenger could soon offer money transfer services to its 500 million users.
Twitter: One Year After IPO, Microblogging Site Struggles With Growth, User Engagement
CEO Dick Costolo is facing investor scrutiny.
Jews Are Forbidden From Going To Temple Mount, Israel’s Chief Sephardic Rabbi Says
One of Israel's top rabbis discouraged Jews from visiting the Temple Mount site after weeks of violent clashes.
Twitter Plans To Open Hong Kong Office Despite Ban In Mainland China
Twitter plans to use its Hong Kong office to run sales operations, and to compete with Facebook and Google in the region.
Facebook Inc. CEO Mark Zuckerberg On 'Forced' Messenger App Rollout, How Accurate ‘The Social Network’ Was
The Facebook founder says he's too busy to travel.
'White Collar' Season 6 Premiere: Show Creator Jeff Eastin Teases Plot Details And What Inspired The Series Finale
USA Network's "White Collar" begins its final season on Nov. 6. The show's creator talked about his vision for the finale and what he hopes the audience will take away from it.
Entrepreneurs Say Ireland's Tech Economy Will Survive End Of 'Double Irish' Tax Loophole
Ireland is out to show it can still be the 'Celtic Tiger' without the tax loopholes.
Election Day 2014 Facebook Results: Weed, Obamacare Dominate Chatter; Elizabeth Warren Scores Top Post
With reform initiatives on four statewide ballots, marijuana dominated election-related chatter on Facebook Tuesday.
Facebook Posts Drive Most Removal Requests Under Europe's 'Right To Be Forgotten' Law
The majority of requests are for public Facebook posts — and most could be handled if the user understood their privacy settings.
Facebook Says Number Of Requests By Governments For Users’ Personal Data Rose 24%, US Leads List
Facebook says requests by governments for user data violate the privacy rights of people using the social networking site.
2014 Midterm Elections Results: Facebook's Impact Drives Controversy
A Facebook feature allows users to access a range of information about voters in the midterm elections. Critics say it could influence turnout.
Murder By Facebook: 6 Types Of Assassins Who Stalk The World's Largest Social Network
Meet the reactor, the informer, the antagonist, the fantasist, the predator and the impostor.
Oculus VR CEO: We're Still Months Away From Shipping Virtual Reality Goggles To Consumers
But will not-quite-ready for primetime VR goggles from Samsung and Sony poison the well for Oculus?
Google And Facebook's Privacy Efforts Help Terrorists, UK Spy Chief Says
Tech companies are allowing themselves to become vital tools for terrorists by withholding information, the intelligence chief said.
Facebook Joins Tor: Anonymity Software Helps Censored Populations Communicate In The Dark
Now people living in heavily censored countries can stalk ex-lovers too.
'Dying Light' Coming To Xbox One, PS4 Only, Last-Gen Versions Axed
The zombie horror game "Dying Light" won't launch on previous-gen consoles the Xbox 360 and PS3.
Bethenny Frankel Too Skinny? Facebook Fans Say She Looks ‘Unhealthy' [PHOTO]
Some of Bethenny Frankel's fans thought she might be too skinny after a recent picture she posted to Facebook.
Facebook Just Had A $3 Billion Quarter But Says Expenses Are Going Up
New hires and video investments are expected to drive up expenses in 2015.
FBI Impersonated Seattle Times To Spy On Bomb-Threat Suspect
Masquerading as real people or institutions is "a bridge too far," a Washington law school professor said.
Facebook Inc. (FB) Q3 Earnings Preview: Mobile Ads, User Growth Are Key To Success
Facebook has cautioned investors to expect slower user growth in the second half of the year.
Twitter Shares Tumble As User Growth Fails To Impress
Investors don't want expectations met, they want them exceeded.
Who Is Mark McDaniel? 'Honey Boo Boo' Star Anna ‘Chickadee’ Cardwell Opens Up About Mama June’s Alleged Boyfriend
Anna "Chickadee" Cardwell says she was molested by Mama June's rumored boyfriend. Mama June denies seeing him. Does Chickadee believe her?
Mama June Dating Rumors: New Boyfriend, Mark McDaniel, Molested Her Daughter Anna Cardwell: Report
Mama June's daughter Anna Cardwell was molested by Mark McDaniel when she was 8-years-old, TMZ reported.
Muslim Woman Attacks Muslims For Demanding Halal Food At Minnesota Food Banks
A Muslim woman's Facebook post went viral this week after she criticized members of a Muslim Somali community in Minnesota.
Facebook Launches An Adorable TV Commercial To Get People To Use Its Messenger App
It tells the story of a young couple in love.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Courts China By Giving Public Interview, In Mandarin
Facebook CEO joined the board of Tsinghua University, considered a meeting ground for Western business leaders and Chinese officials.
How Yahoo's Mobile Ad Business Stacks Up Against The Heavyweights
The company's mobile ad business stands to be on par with Twitter's.


