The percentage of couples who meet online is increasing. Meeting partners online has become more common over the past few years, especially with the dawn of social networking.
This week in social media, Facebook approved a dogecoin tipping app, social media prenups are a thing now, Instagram updated its app with new tools, Pinterest and Twitter keep upping the advertising, and CIA joined Twitter and Facebook for some reason. It's time for Social Media Saturday!
Just when you thought MLB 14: The Show couldn't get any better this video happened. Just when you thought MLB 14: The Show couldn't get any better, this video happened.
Brandwatch global Chief Marketing Officer Will McInnes wants you to think how much the world has changed in the last 10-20 years. From business, education, globalization, politics and the rise of the BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India and China) countries, McInnes said, “It’s astonishing.”
Social media can be a powerful if used correctly, and employers could utilize the platform to motivate their employees and establish a better brand status.
MasterCard's "Priceless Surprises" campaign launched in January, and the campaign has proven successful for the credit card company in terms of social media presence and against rivals.
The Social Media Forum (SMWF) returned to New York City, and hosted a breakout session featuring mobile carrier AT&T's lead social media senior strategist discussing the company's online undertakings.
It looks like Porsha Stewart and the rest of the ‘RHOA’ cast members aren’t the only people that “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Kenya Moore has beef with.49-year-old actress and television producer Vivica A. Fox is also slamming the former Miss USA winner.
This week in social media, Facebook added a Shazam-like feature that can automatically tag music, TV or movies in status updates, just by listening in to your life. Speaking of listening in, Facebook also changed some of its privacy settings for the better with a reminder for users what privacy level their status updates are set to. Also, Twitter's having a bad week on Wall Street (again) while both it and rival Instagram are meeting resistance abroad.
Mike Hudack, Facebook's director of product, wrote a lengthy, self-proclaimed rant Thursday in which he blasts the current state of the media and its lack of serious news coverage.
On Wednesday, Kevin Hart’s ex-wife Torrei spoke with Entertainment Tonight’s Rocsi Diaz about what the “Think Like a Man” actor is claiming are false accusations about his current girlfriend Eniko Parrish.
“Orange is the new Black” star Jason Biggs is back at it again with his insensitive commentary towards ABC’s “The Bachelor” and “The Bachelorette” contestants.
On E!’s hit reality TV show, “Keeping Up With the Kardashians,” Rob Kardashian is usually portrayed as the shy, sensitive, and insecure brother, especially when it comes to his now heavyset physical appearance.
23 year-old Australian rapper Iggy Azalea may have a hit song called “Fancy,” but it seems that rapper Tyler the Creator doesn’t fancy the blonde bombshell.
Despite reports claiming that the situation was being investigated by the LAPD, the Biebs took to Twitter to dispel the reports that he claims are just “rumors.”
This week in social media, Pinterest emerged as a serious competitor in the social media industry. Meanwhile, Foursquare rolled out its new Swarm app, Yahoo bought a Snapchat clone called Blink, Snapchat itself was named one of the worst companies for data privacy, Twitter almost got banned in Russia, and Facebook tested a new location-based notification system that's a bit like Foursquare, with a little Google Now thrown in. It's time for Social Media Saturday!
While development for the Xbox One and Playstation 4 versions of "Minecraft" are still underway and expected for release in December, 4J Studios released two screenshots of the much-anticipated game.
Have you ever noticed Sebastián Rulli's tendency to Tweet at 11:11? Just this month, Sebastián Rulli has Tweeted it 11 times. Sometimes he does it twice a day.
