Social Media

As helpful as the internet may be, it can also be a scary place.

"Look Up" is a powerful message about unplugging and engaging in real life. This is one video you don't want to miss and it really hit home with me.

Yesterday, we had a story about a 73-year-old substitute teacher that was told that she wasn't allowed to be friends with her students on Facebook. Instead of deleting her students from her friends list, she choose to stop teaching at that school. She has had a lot of support from her students and community who want her to return to teaching at that school, but the woman says she wouldn't return e

It was eight years ago that Twitter moved onto the social media stage.  To celebrate, the company is inviting users to join its founders for a trip back in time...all the way to their very first tweet.

The Evansville based social media site is looking to expand their coverage of events with a few good men and women.

In a blog post yesterday (July 3rd), the social networking site announced they are "experimenting with new ways to tailor ads" to make them "more useful to our users in the United States." With a few simple clicks, you can stop them from doing that to your account.

Now you don't have to take an over-saturated picture of your lunch -- now you can take an over-saturated 15-second long video of your lunch.

I asked, you answered.

While the social media landscape often changes quickly, it’s pretty clear that networking on those sites is going to be a big part of our lives for a long time—both personally and professionally.

Has social media and technology in general made sending Christmas cards obsolete?

In between memes, some e-cards, and venom from those on both the left and right of the political spectrum, a young boy in Beech Grove, Kentucky has united friends, family, and total strangers has he fights for his life.

What’s a pop phenom and social networking maven to do after she tops 11 million Twitter followers? Join Tumblr, of course.