There is one rule I always follow when I deal with social media, don't post anything you wouldn't want on a billboard in the middle of town. One teenager in Australia could probably have used that advice.
Hitting up the boy's room can be a pretty lonely experience, so up until recently books and magazines would have to keep you company on a visit. Now it seems you can bring all your friends along for the adventure.
In the time I have had a Facebook page, the site went from college student exclusive to a free-for-all. And now the monster that Zuckerberg created is being used by many entities all in the name of marketing
People can update their Facebook status for a number of ridiculous reasons. The statuses I loathe the most is pictures of food they are about to consume. The statuses that entertain me the most, relationship drama. Status I don't expect, someone updating their run from the law.
According to a recent ruling, you are more than welcome to embarrass your family members on Facebook.
It's a new explosion in the YouTube.com world, "sh*t (blank) say." This new craze has gotten everyone making new videos and posting them on YouTube.com. I personally think they are hilarious.
Don't worry about your spouse hacking your Facebook, worry about their lawyers. In Connecticut, Stephen Gallion told his lawyer that his wives life is on the Internet and it can be used as ammunition in the divorce proceedings.
If you checked in on your Facebook news feed in the last week, you probably noticed your friends were posting a lot of porn. However they weren't putting their adult entertainment preferences on display, they were actually hacked.
New changes to Facebook sent my news feed in to a uproar. Out of about 700 friends most of them were bitching about how they hated the changes. I however don't have a computer at home I only use my phone so when they did some changing to the app. I only could imagine what they did to the actual site.
While everyone is commenting on the latest changes to Facebook announced yesterday by its head Mark Zuckerberg, for radio personalities who've made this network a big part of their daily shows, these changes hit home more than for most
Last night at 12:01 AM, Eastern Time, the fifth horseman of the apocalypse descended upon planet Earth spelling doom for its population. Facebook made changes to its website. Drunk chicks and confused grandparents from coast to coast cried out in anguish. However their cries fell on the deaf ears of the bringer of doom.
If you are on Facebook, and from Evansville, you need to follow EvansvilleWatch. There are two different places on Facebook that use the same name, but the intention of each is the same. Someone listens to the police scanner, and passes anything good on to those following on Facebook. It is a modern version of a police blotter, that would sometimes be found in newspapers.
