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A Minnesota kid put out a handmade sign inviting neighbors to hear him play his piano on the front lawn. He'd been practicing hard, and figured why not? When someone snapped a picture and posted it to Facebook, it went viral, and an unexpected scene greeted him as he stepped out onto a rainy day to do his recital. (WCCO Report)
A group of women who were banned from Instagram for posting pictures of breastfeeding and naked infants are planning to demonstrate in front of Facebook, which owns the image-sharing social network.
Stockton's "sexy mugshot felon" Jeremy Meeks has a fierce contender, but from the other side of the law.
The competition for talent among Silicon Valley tech firms has led to companies recruiting high school students to become handsomely-paid interns.
If you weren't able to make it to Brazil, chances are you caught all the world cup action online as it became the world's biggest social media event.
A consumer privacy group has filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission accusing Facebook of breaking the law when it performed a psychological experiment of its users without their knowledge or consent.
A Daly City man who skipped a sentencing hearing and eluded federal authorities for 20 years appeared in federal court in San Francisco Tuesday after he was found on Facebook and extradited from Canada.
Facebook's Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg did not apologize for the company's psychological experiment on nearly 700,000 users, but instead said the move was "poorly communicated."
Facebook is getting a face-full of outrage Monday from privacy advocates after it was revealed that the social network conducted a psychological experiment on unwitting users.
The fog and cold stayed away, but Silicon Valley's tech community was out in full force at Sunday's 19th Annual Gay Pride Parade in San Francisco.
Facebook appears to be giving up on plans to dominate your phone. The New York Times reports the company is disbanding the team working on its Facebook Home software.
According to a Gallup study, 62 percent of Americans don't feel influenced at all by social media when it comes to their shopping and purchasing habits.
Remember all those headlines suggesting the younger crowd was abandoning Facebook? New research says that may not be the case after all.
Facebook is gearing up to take on Snapchat once again by launching its own disappearing messaging app, Slingshot.
Facebook is opening up about those personalized ads on news feeds.
Social media & messaging apps progresses in stadiums from Sao Paulo to Rio De Janeiro...
Well paid and perked, young up-and-comers from around the world are assigned big-time responsibility at firms such as Google, Facebook, Dropbox and Twitter.
The U.S. Secret Service wants to invest in software that can help them monitor and detect sarcasm on social media networks.
Mountain View-based Google and other companies are now automatically encrypting all email, but that doesn't ensure confidentiality unless the recipients' email provider also adopts the technology.
Ryan Chamberlain II, a fugitive wanted in an explosives investigation, has been arrested at Crissy Field Monday evening after a three-day manhunt.
Just hours after a "Goodby" letter surfaced from the man at the center of an FBI manhunt and explosives investigation, Ryan Chamberlain apparently returned to social media to deny federal claims that he is armed and dangerous.
The San Francisco man who has vanished following a search of his Russian Hill apartment has posted a Facebook message recounting his battles with depression and his desire to foreshadowing his disappearance.
The firm iSight Partners uncovered an espionage campaign which targeted more than 2,000 U.S. military and political leaders.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, are donating $120 million to Bay Area public school districts.
