Social Media

Apparently some media companies were again fooled by The Onion. This time, it was satirical news website's “George Zimmerman wins Flordia state lottery” article.

Talia Joy Castellano, described as a 13-year-old beauty expert, died from cancer on Tuesday, it was reported. She ...

Some Syrian rebels expressed solidarity with the family of slain teen Trayvon Martin, posting a photo picked up ...

A website called “We Are Not Trayvon Martin” sprung up as emotions were still raw following the acquittal ...

Hazel Hammersley’s pizza party was thrown by users of the social media site Reddit after the mother of ...

Twitter’s anniversary was noted on Monday--marking the seventh year of its existence.

Kyle Massey cancer rumors spread on Twitter following the George Zimmerman not guilty verdict.

Casey Anthony pregnant rumors peaked over the weekend following the not guilty verdict handed down in the George ...

"Free Hernandez" hats were worn by NFL brothers Mike and Maurkice Pouncey, who play for the Dolphins and ...

MySpace, once a leading social media website, relaunched on June 12 with a sleek new look. The company ...

Facebook announced on June 12 that hashtags will be clickable on the social media site, taking one of ...

If you had to place a bet in Las Vegas on whom you thought were the most active ...

Twitter #music launches: Twitter launched it's new service on Thursday, April 18, to connect Tweeters with more music ...

The GigaOM conference, was attended by a wide range of professionals from the media industry, including advertising sites ...

Former President William Clinton created a Twitter profile after an interview with satirical talk show host Stephen Colbert.

Gmail "compose" complaints: On Twitter, users expressed their ire over the new pop-out Gmail "compose" feature that Gmail ...

Tumblr has said Friday afternoon it is dealing with a system-wide crash.

Olive Garden receipt debate: On Reddit, a post showing a simple Olive Garden receipt turned into a firestorm.

Yahoo! acquired Summly, an app created by British teen developer Nick D’Aloisio, for an undisclosed sum, it reported ...

Whether it is free speech, efficiency in business, live updates on what’s happening in the world, or simply ...