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Around 2 million Facebook, Gmail, Twitter and LinkedIn accounts were compromised by hackers in the past month, according to a new report.

Mugger Michael Goodman apologizes for a crime he committed more than 30 years ago, after finding his victim on Facebook.

Wellington - The 21-year-old was sentenced to home detention after posing as a 16-year-old boy on Facebook and blackmailing young girls who sent him explicit photos of themselves.

Kahului - Allegedly racist and derogatory remarks made on Facebook by a number of Hertz Rent-A-Car employees about an African-American customer are described as a "violent and dehumanizing, racist attack" and have brought about lawsuit.

Online businesses are growing continuously, and some companies are taking advantage of this opportunity. A perfect example is Snapchat, a mobile message service looking for investors.

Google and Microsoft have agreed to block images of child sexual abuse. Is this welcome news, or the start of a very slippery slope?

Birmingham - The lengths to which some people will go to find offence is truly amazing. The latest nonsense includes banning sombreros as "racist."

A recent Forrester report has slammed Facebook claiming the company has failed marketers as it no longer supports social marketing.

A new comparative report from Pew Research shows that more adults use Twitter than use Facebook for checking out what's happening news-wise and Twitter news readers "stand out as younger, more mobile and more educated."

Los Angeles - The real issue is content, just like it was 2,000 years ago when Roman citizens wrote on the walls of the city. What they had to say mattered more than the medium they chose.