Tech Report: Facebook's Dummy Accounts & Dwindling Stock Value
Facebook revealed more than 8 percent of its 955 million monthly active users may be duplicate or false accounts amid the news that their stock reached some new lows.
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Facebook revealed more than 8 percent of its 955 million monthly active users may be duplicate or false accounts amid the news that their stock reached some new lows.
Investors are dumping Facebook's stock, spooked by slowing revenue growth, the lack of a financial outlook and plans to spend more money in the coming months. Are they right?
Facebook reported stronger-than-expected revenue in the social media company's first earnings report since its rocky initial public offering two months ago.
Results of statewide standardized testing for California school children have been delayed because cell phone pictures of test questions were posted online by students at several schools, including two in San Jose, state officials said.
In the tech world, phones are apparently so totally yesterday's news. Want proof? Just try calling a social media company and see - or hear - for yourself.
Lady Gaga's social network, LittleMonsters.com, is now open to the public, but should Facebook be worried?
A Bay Area yoga instructor says she is out of a job after a nonverbal attempt to enforce a no cellphone policy during a recent session at Facebook.
Facebook and Yahoo have reached a deal that settles their patent squabbles and expands their licensing and advertising partnership.
With all the communicative access to current local, national, and global information, expecting the masses to settle for media headlines and sound bites is insulting to today's technologically-aware audience.
Netflix, Instagram and Pinterest are using Twitter and Facebook to update subscribers after a Virginia storm caused server outages for hours. All three websites are headquartered in the Bay Area.
Facebook has quickly done away with the 'Friends Nearby' feature that would've let you find friends and in some cases strangers, who are geographically close.
Facebook has changed your email address. At least that's how many felt after a quiet but vast change in the way the company displays users' contact information.
Facebook's No. 2 executive, Sheryl Sandberg, has become the first woman on the social-networking company's board of directors.
KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid looks at a new study on who is influential on Facebook.
It's been a month since Facebook's IPO fell flat and in that time, the market for initial public offerings has collapsed.
Facebook is letting app developers charge subscription fees, in addition to existing one-time payments, for games and other applications on its site
The stock increased $1.40, or 4.7 percent, to close Monday at $31.41. That's still down 17 percent from Facebook's IPO price of $38. Facebook began trading on May 18.
Facebook is bringing one of its long-term vendors, facial-recognition technology company Face.com, in-house.
Facebook is paying $10 million to settle a lawsuit over ads that it called sponsored stories.
New documents show that federal regulators wanted to know more about Facebook's mobile users and the company's relationship with the online game company Zynga in the months leading to Facebook's initial public offering of stock.
Facebook is seeking to consolidate the more than 40 lawsuits it faces following its rocky initial public offering of stock last month.
As investors question just how much Facebook is worth, a study from Internet research firm comScore suggests that marketing on the world's most populous online social network can help increase sales.
Facebook's growth appears to be slowing, particularly in the U.S., according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.
The co-founders of Napster are back with a new project that teams social networking with video chatting called Airtime.
Should people be allowed to erase information abut themselves online? KCBS' tech analyst just got back from a tech policy summit in Napa where he moderated a discussion on that very issue.
