The Washington Post is Now Putting Every Single Article on Facebook
Newspaper you don't read comes to social network you don't use via feature that you've never heard of.
Newspaper you don't read comes to social network you don't use via feature that you've never heard of.
The king of social networks is increasingly a technology used by mature adults, not vulnerable teens.
Finally, a button that expresses our disdain for the people who spam your News Feed with baby photos.
"Why didn't you get back to me about pizza and X Factor and crying about past failures night?"
Gizmodo UK likes this.
After German governmental criticism, the social network is changing the way it protects users' rights.
Meanwhile Google+ is crying in a corner somewhere.
Apple has Siri. Microsoft has Cortana. Google has Google Now. Now, Facebook is hopping on the AI assistant bandwagon with M.
It was sort of fun when Facebook started allowing users to upload animated gifs a few months ago, but now select advertisers get to experiment with the format.
Zuckerberg's love of people who “move fast and break things” isn't being shown off here.
Hawking morning sickness pills on social media has landed the "TV personality" in hot water.
This is what social media is made for.
Not a laughing matter.
This could lead to harassment and identity theft, and in the case of celebrities with personal Facebook accounts, trolling on frightening scale.
Sure, a good education is the most valuable thing you can ever own. But the bits of paper quantifying your academic worth? You might as well keep those in easy reach of the toilet, as these tech dropouts prove.
This may be the only exciting piece of government paperwork you’ll ever read.
