Should Police Be Allowed To Shame Suspects On Facebook?
Civil rights advocates say posting mugshots and written, pejorative descriptions of suspects amounts to public shaming of people who have not yet been convicted.
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Civil rights advocates say posting mugshots and written, pejorative descriptions of suspects amounts to public shaming of people who have not yet been convicted.
A U2 concert-goer who apparently lost their wedding ring at Gillette Stadium still hasn't found what they're looking for. But a Facebook user is hoping to change that with a now-viral post.
Facebook's CEO returned to Harvard Thursday, telling graduates that it is up to their generation to create a purpose for today's world, to care about others, to fight inequality and strengthen the global community.
Facebook is expanding its fundraising tools that let users ask friends and strangers to give them money to help pay for education, medical or other expenses.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says his quest this year to visit every state he hadn't before is about building relationships, not politics.
The announcement comes from CEO Mark Zuckerberg in a Facebook post Wednesday.
To make sure your business is always getting the most effective marketing use of Facebook, keep up with the changes in the algorithm.
Jon Keller got a laugh out of a recent plan by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
Pennsylvania State Police say the suspect in the random killing of a Cleveland retiree posted on Facebook has shot and killed himself after a brief pursuit.
Police in Ohio urged residents in surrounding states on Monday to be on alert.
Facebook is launching a resource to help you spot false news and misleading information that spreads on its service.
Victoria Hebner posted a vacation picture from Las Vegas that almost caused her mother to fall victim to a hoax.
Jon says now it's Google's turn to be exposed as irresponsible exploiters of technology they can't really control.
In case you were wondering whether Tom Brady was still salty about being picked 199th overall after a poor Combine performance...
Barbara Kerr is gushing these days over her Bridgewater State class ring, lost more than 40 years ago.
Twitter, Facebook, Google and YouTube are being investigated and sued over their failure to keep their sites clear of terrorist activity and hate speech.
A new survey from the Pew Research Center has found that two-thirds of U.S. adults say fake news stories are causing confusion about the basic facts of current events.
If you haven't already lost a few Facebook pals over the election, now's your chance to make your list of friends a little more exclusive.
How can you make sure that what you're sharing is real? One educator may be able to help.
What's crazy is the sight of a company, making money in almost unimaginable quantities, completely neglecting its basic social responsibilities to be a responsible conduit of news and information.
Zuckerberg says the idea that fake news spread on Facebook influenced the outcome of the U.S. election is "crazy."
WBZ's Yadires Nova-Salcedo talks with Jose Palma, Political Director of Neighbor to Neighbor in Massachusetts about Campaign 2016 and what they will continue to do up until election day!
You probably already use Facebook at work. Now, Facebook is creating a separate version aimed at helping you do actual work instead of catching up on baby photos and campaign chatter.
After the Patriots finished a 27-0 shutout on home turf, the quarterback mustered up the energy to spike the football ... via Facebook of course.
A woman will be charged with reckless endangerment of a child after a Facebook video showed her going into a convenience store and leaving a young child unattended in the car.
