Facebook released the hashtag feature to make live TV interaction easier, Twitter announced Twitter Amplify, and Nielsen reports that social TV use is growing,

Social media is everywhere, and a new study shows a link between it and narcissistic personality in both adults and college students. A social media marketing professional and study details help shed some light on the issue.

Vancouver - Less than 24 hours after his home in Hockinson, Washington was burglarized Friday morning, the burglary victim credits Facebook for helping him get the stolen items back.

Twitter's red-hot 6-second video sharing application, Vine, has become a target among spammers who are eager to benefit from the app's wild popularity.

Protesters clamor to a central square in Turkey and clash with police. At E3, Sony unveiled details about its upcoming PlayStation 4. Why high-fructose corn syrup is as addictive as cocaine. Welcome to this week's TopFinds.

Tim Fox, Montana's Attorney General, is working with attorneys general in Alaska and Oregon to research possible constitutional problems with the Marketplace Fairness Act, or Internet Sales Tax as it is commonly called.

Social media has permeated the world culture. Everyday millions of people, text, Tweet, post and Instagram all manner of messages and photos to friends and family members.

A new YouTube parody introduces us to a unique syndrome called "Bitchy Resting Face" or "Resting Bitchface" syndrome that affects women whose normal resting facial expression looks mean, angry or sad, even when they are actually sweet-natured.

Claims made in some corners that content marketing programs are "expensive" have not been fully thought through when compared to the costs of existing creative services and lack of ROI from banner advertising.

A photo showing a Wendy's employee taking Frosty ice cream directly from the dispenser into his open mouth is the latest in a series of unsanitary employee practices grossing us out and dampening our appetite for fast food.

As the prospects for significant growth in social TV activity abound, some early research results are helping television broadcasters and social media firms prepare for new audience behaviors.

As advertisers become more aware of the issues facing social media marketing, one social media service firm is working to aggregate social media material into content modules for publishers and marketers alike.

Author. Photographer. Traveler. Avid reader. Feminist. Those are some of the many words to describe R.C. Camphausen, a long-time Digital Journalist who died suddenly May 20 at 65. This is his story.

A video uploaded to YouTube has captured the imagination of thousands of YouTube users. It appears to show a heroic dog pushing its owner on a wheelchair through a flooded street.

A zero-day vulnerability found in WordPress may have been released to the public prematurely. The following includes vulnerability details, plus the researcher's response to questions about the public release.

A Kuwait woman has been sentenced to 11 years in jail for insulting her sheikdom's emir and calling for regime change on Twitter.

While Canadian Astronaut, Chris Hadfield, was on the International Space Station, he kept us all both amused and educated with his many interesting videos. Now he is back on Earth, he has a copycat on Twitter.

The Senate in New Hampshire voted on Thursday to prohibit bosses from requiring job applicants and employees to give them their user names or passwords to their personal Facebook, Twitter and other social media accounts.

When executing a content marketing campaign, marketers have to commit to supporting the content and to abandoning their media planning orientation.