The hilariously bizarre website of Sochi 2014
HAMSTER bowls, hip flasks, weird-looking bikes and the strangest collection of online questions. This has to be the oddest Olympic website ever.
HAMSTER bowls, hip flasks, weird-looking bikes and the strangest collection of online questions. This has to be the oddest Olympic website ever.
WHETHER Instagram or Twitter, the ‘like’ button can give you a false sense of importance. Enjoy them while you can but as Melissa Hoyer says, don’t let them decide your true worth.
UPDATE: John Berlin’s son Jesse passed away two years ago. Mr Berlin, desperate to see Jesse’s “Look Back” video, appealed to Facebook. Then he got a surprising phone call.
THERE has been a huge rise in government requests for Twitter users’ information.
TWITTER shares went into a tailspin after the company’s first earnings report shook up investors expecting strong growth at the messaging platform.
THREE months after Typhoon Haiyan hit the Philippines, locals are running a global campaign with social media to thank those who’ve helped them.
OH NO, it’s happening again. Is the couplie taking over as this year’s selfie? Looks like we’re all gonna need longer arms (and more friends).
SHE was sent vile, sexually abusive messages from members of her own family. Turns out she was the one sending them. Why?
AS talk of Schapelle Corby’s parole continues, the Twitterverse has started to name what she has missed out on since she went into prison in 2005.
THERE has been some pretty great selfies taken before, but this Houston man definitely takes the crown for the most extreme.
WANT the ultimate dating profile? Analysts have found the answer to creating the most attractive online persona. Hint: Don’t mention your mum and keep your top on.
EXCLUSIVE: The number of children and teenagers charged with child porn has tripled over the past five years – because of sexting.
GOOGLE isn’t just a search-engine, it’s also a calculator, music player and dictionary. Here are all the awesome things that you didn’t know about Google.
SINCE the social network arrived in 2004 it’s delivered far more than just a way to show off your holiday snaps or kill a few minutes at work. It’s changed us for good and for worse.
WHILE Facebook marks its 10th birthday as the one social network to rule them all, we ask what YOU want to see it do (or stop doing) next.
PAPER by Facebook is the company’s first dip at being a news reader. It’s also the best thing that has ever happened to Facebook.
THE BBC has had a subtitle blunder, welcoming its viewers to “the [Chinese] year of the whore” instead of the year of the horse. Easy mistake, right?
EVERYBODY has a “friend” on social media that clogs up the newsfeed with excessive posts and pics that are more nuisance than news. Here’s why they, or you should be careful.
TWITTER is exploring ways to sell products directly from the 140-character missives the messaging service site is famous for.
SOME people are on the internet so much, they may as well live there. This map shows what the internet would like if it were earth itself.
FACEBOOK is releasing a new app called Paper which allows you to mix your newsfeed with proper news stories from around the internet.
FACEBOOK shares staged a strong rally overnight, buoyed by news of stronger-than-expected profits and sizzling gains in mobile advertising revenue.
HE RUBS shoulders with Obama, is besties with Kanye, holidays with Beyonce and Jay-Z and twerks onstage with Miley. Meet the world’s most awesome photobomber.
BOB Larson claims to have performed more than 20,000 exorcisms, and now he has branched into cyberspace. Watch as he expels a spirit from a client in Norway. Digitally.
BEING on Facebook might be great for keeping up with friends but your social media presence could be your downfall when it comes to finding a relationship.
WHY is China so polluted? Why is Italy so racist? These are just some of the questions people Google about Europe and Asia.
EVER wonder how much time you’ve wasted liking other people’s baby photos and stalking your crush on Facebook? This handy calculator reveals the truth.
LEGENDARY musician, Prince, is suing 22 Facebook fans for $1 million each after they posted links to videos and recordings of the artist playing live.
COME dine with me. There’s an online food fad tickling the digital tastebuds of Koreans. Why are people logging on to watch someone eat?
FACEBOOK has been forced to shut down a page containing vile jokes about Indigenous Australians, despite earlier insisting it didn’t constitute ‘hate speech’.
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