Twitter Intros Age Screening To Block Underage Followers By Kevin Parrish Brands with Twitter accounts can now throw up age gates to block underage followers.
Facebook Tests Tool to Show Other Users Near Your Location By Jane McEntegart Facebook is testing a new feature that allows you to see other Facebook users in your immediate vicinity.
Facebook Now Allowing You to Edit Old and New Comments By Jane McEntegart Facebook is rolling out an update that will allow users to edit comments on posts after the fact.
Facebook's App Center Opens Friday in USA; International Soon By Kevin Parrish Facebook is opening its App Store to users in the United States on Friday, then the rest of the world in the next few weeks.
Facebook Launches Antivirus Marketplace; Android Updated By Kevin Parrish Facebook is now offering antivirus software from Symantec, Sophos, Microsoft and more. Plus, the Android app has been updated with a rather interesting feature.
Hackers Loading Fake Facebook Apps in Chrome Web Store By Kevin Parrish These Chrome extensions hosted by Google will take control of your Facebook account to send spam and sell "likes."
Facebook May Sue Employers Who Demand Passwords By Kevin Parrish Facebook will sue any employer that forces employees and job candidates to fork over their login credentials.
Zynga Spent $1.2M Protecting CEO from Stripper Stalker By Kevin Parrish Zynga revealed in its recent SEC filing that it spent almost $1.2 million protecting the CEO and his family.
Yahoo is Suing Facebook Over 10 Patents By Kevin Parrish Yahoo claims that Facebook infringes upon ten patents related to social networking and advertising.
Facebook Accused of Reading Text Messages via App By Kevin Parrish A recent article is heating up the privacy issue with apps again, this time focusing on text message reading via Facebook's app.
British Nationals Refused Entry to U.S. Over Twitter Tweets By Jane McEntegart To DHS, 'Tweeter' is no joke.
Facebook is Mass Surveillance, Says Free Software Founder By Douglas Perry Richard Stallman, founder of the GNU Project and the Free Software Foundation, remains the most outspoken public personality against "non-free" software and recently lashed out against commercial software services that restrict "freedom".
Gaikai's David Perry Confirms Upcoming Facebook Launch By Kevin Parrish Gaikai's streaming platform is coming to Facebook soon.
You Are Just 4.74 Steps Away From Everyone on Facebook By Douglas Perry Facebook is shaking up the common theory of six degrees of separation. Kevin Bacon is closer than ever.
New Skype Enables Facebook-to-Facebook Video Calling By Kevin Parrish Skype users can now make video calls to Facebook friends directly from within the latest beta client.
5 Ways to Save Money By Using Tech By Rico Mossesgeld Many enter debt to pay for the latest techie toy. But technology is a two-edged sword that can also help us save money.
