Disturbing Facebook Post Shows Child Beaten With Belt Over Grades
The video depicts a boy being slapped by a woman then being asked about his grades and behavior.
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The video depicts a boy being slapped by a woman then being asked about his grades and behavior.
"I just started crying ... I'm like, `I know it wasn't me."'
Researchers analyzed over one billion status updates among more than 100 million Facebook users.
There's money talk and then there's talk that costs you money. One young, yappy girl's social media boast cost her dad $80,000.
"The church took the threat seriously, the police department took the threat seriously ..."
It is worth more than GM and Ford combined according to an article in USA Today.
Lambert, Edwards & Associates, a Grand Rapids public relations firm with offices in Detroit and Lansing, says men dominated social media discussions on the Super Bowl before the game -- but once it started, women joined the conversation.
On this week's Michigan Matters, Brian Eisenberg, co-owner of FamilySignal, talks with Host Carol Cain about a new website and app that the local firm has created to alert parents to possible dangers of cyber bullying of their teens.
"It's a way of looking for affirmation; it's a way of seeking approval ..."
E. Lansing police are turning to Facebook to track down the miscreants involved in the post-game rioting.
When it comes to holiday eating, it can be tough to figure out the healthiest options or have the discipline to choose them. For a third year running, Healthy Blue Xtras will help people make it onto the "nutritional nice list" with a fun, interactive, online game, available on Blue Cross' A Healthier Michigan Facebook page.
The Detroit manufacturer Shinola has launched an online campaign to encourage holiday shoppers to buy American. Called Makers Monday, the effort aims to encourage buying American-made merchandise on Monday, Dec. 2.
The latest award and meeting notices from Michigan's technology-focused companies, institutions and groups
The 13-year-old's mother said her daughter left their home late at night, climbing out a bedroom window to take off with the 34-year-old California man.
A Facebook page has stirred up some controversy because of some pictures posted to the site.
Who's watching you? What are they learning about you? And how can you turn it off?
The internet is like a permanent marker. Whatever you write will be there forever. That advice comes from Emily Hay, founder of Hay There Social Media. Her company works with kids and parents to show them how to use sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram safety and effectively
So what's the latest, greatest, and absogalooly fantastickest among the Interetubes? Fasten your safety harness, kids, and let's get going...
So you post a lot about yourself on Facebook or Twitter ... are you a narcissist?
So what's the latest and weirdest and most interesting in the ever-fascinatin' world of high technology? Well, pull up a few electrons and check out these gems...
The Embark Digital subsidiary of the marketing agency Duffy Petrosky & Co. says it's building a first-of-its-kind social marketing experience for the Detroit Grand Prix.
Eminem's song publisher is suing Facebook and an ad agency, saying they copied music from one of the rapper's songs.
A former high school football coach in Pennsylvania has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for computer-related crimes that stretched to East Lansing.
Oakland Community College's spring commencement speaker wants his audience on their smartphones while he speaks on Saturday.
Action Sports Detroit, the organizer of the bid to lure the 2014-2016 X Games to Detroit, has released a new video on its Facebook page designed to increase its fan base and support for bringing the extreme sports competition to the city.
