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Anonymous, the digital protesters who specialize in temporarily disabling targeted websites, posted a YouTube video July 16 threatening to destroy Internet giant Facebook. The video went viral the second week of August and now has over 1.4 million views. At the same time, the @anonops twitter feed, thought by many to be one of the official mouthpieces of the group, tweeted Operation Facebook was fake August 9. Anonymous has no central leadership or designated spokespeople, leaving analysts and F...

The rival social network of Facebook has launched its own games platform.

Chinese social networking site Renren Inc posted a small quarterly profit as online advertisement segment rose, but forecast third-quarter revenue largely below market expectations, sending its shares down 8 percent in aftermarket trade.

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In the ongoing fight for the funniest, most awkward Internet meme, "Horsemaning" enters the ring.

Twitter unveiled two new features on Wednesday to help users better monitor their corner of the social media universe.

Sesame Street released a statement on Thursday that its characters Bert and Ernie are not gay because they are "puppets, and do not have a sexual orientation."

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UK Prime Minister David Cameron considers banning social media after London riots.

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There's some debate over whether Anonymous will actually be able to take down social networking giant Facebook on November 5th, as it claims, but let's say that it does.

The hacker collective Anonymous has vowed to 'destroy' Facebook on Nov. 5, as Facebook is "selling information to government agencies" and "giving clandestine access to information security firms," according to a YouTube video.

Prime Minister David Cameron said he is considering banning social media Web sites like Facebook and Twitter for those suspected of criminal conspiracies following the UK riots this week.

Members of Internet hacking group Anonymous have set their sets on their latest target - social networking king Facebook.

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Members of the infamous hacking group Anonymous have put across a message in YouTube, through a video called ?Operation Facebook,? hinting to ?kill? Facebook on Nov. 5.

Eric Church is amazed that his new CD, "Chief" has sold 145,000 units in the first seven days and he's thrilled that the album shot to the top Billboard's country chart.

A U.S. magazine has identified the mystery woman seen kissing singer Elvis Presley in a backstage theater stairwell in an iconic 1956 photograph.

Anonymous is denying that it is organizing an attack on Facebook. The hacktivist group denied the reports of a planned Facebook attack on Twitter.

Despite a mix of scandals and failed business purchases, News Corp. was able to beat the Street's expectations with its fourth quarter earnings.

BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) has been a primary tool of looters and rioters in the London Riots.

Some members or supporters of hacker collective Anonymous could be planning a massive cyber attack against Facebook on November 5, known as Guy Fawkes Night.

Several Anonymous members have denied and denounced the group's plan of a cyberattack on Facebook, which was announced in a YouTube video clip weeks ago. The hacker group insists the plan is not supported by "all of Anonymous."

In an effort to protect crime victims and discourage further criminal activity, Facebook has teamed up with the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation to remove illegal inmate accounts from the social networking Web site.

Barely hours after the Facebook Messenger app launched, hackers managed to find traces of a video chat feature that appears to be under construction.