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Wall Of Shame: Brits Are Drunk In Three Quarters of Facebook Photos
We’ve all been there. You wake up feeling slightly worse for wear, before finding on Facebook an entire gallery of embarrassing photos depicting last night’s antics. Frantically de-tagging, your one hope is that your
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Camera, Lost at Sea Last Year, Gets Returned Using Google+
Think of it as a digital message in a bottle.
Missouri Law: Teachers and Students Can’t Be Facebook Friends
Come August 28, teachers and students in Missouri can no longer be friends — on Facebook.
Cheaterville: Will This Website Tell You If Your Partner Is Cheating?
If you believe the adage “once a cheater, always a cheater”, you’re going to love this site. (You’re probably also a little too suspicious for your own good. Just sayin’.)
French Say ‘Adieu’ to Twitter and Facebook on TV
Radio and television anchors in France are no longer allowed to use the names of the social networking sites promotionally in their broadcasts.
Unusual Baby Names Aren’t Just for Celebs: Israeli Couple Name Their Baby ‘Like’
Whatever happened to naming your kid Anne or John?
Really Can’t Get a Date? New Company Offers Virtual Girlfriends
Want to change your “single” Facebook status to “in a relationship”? A new company can help you!
Super Creepy App Allows You To See Your Facebook Friends ‘Naked’
This takes Facebook stalking to a whole new level of creepy.
Birds of a Feather: Phil Campbell’s Effort to Start a Phil Campbell Convention
There are a lot of offbeat (some might even say, bizarre) conventions out there, where dozens of like-minded people gather to discuss, promote or just flat out celebrate what they hold dear. But there are few things that are more …
To Celebrate January 25 Revolution, Egyptian Man Names Daughter ‘Facebook’
Will his future spawn go by “Twitter” and “Google”?
Faithful Facebook: Pope Benedict Blesses Social Networking
Wracked with Catholic guilt every time you access Facebook? Worry no longer — the Pope approves.