Social Networking Information
Social networking information improves the way you use the web. By learning about the different social networks, you'll be able to use the ones most suited for your tastes.
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Want to change your name on Facebook? It's easy to do in just a few simple steps.
By Jeremy Glass & Zach Taras
Whether you want to break up with Facebook for good — or just take a breather — we've got step-by-step instructions so you can do either.
Its very existence has been debated for years, so what is shadowbanning, and how can you avoid it?
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Depending on who you talk to, social media is either a blessing or a curse. It has certainly helped us to connect with one another in ways we never thought possible, but on the other hand, and quite ironically, it has made us far more antisocial. We’ve seen many platforms comes and go over the […] The post 10 Reasons to Quit Social Media appeared first on Goliath.
By Rachel Despres
Periscope lets you broadcast what's in front of you in real time, and interact with the people watching. Is this simply a novelty, or is it here to stay? And what are the legal ramifications?
Internet sensations like LOLcat and the Harlem Shake didn't happen overnight. OK, maybe they did. But what did these phenomena have in common (besides inanity)? Are there any rules for making pictures, videos or blogs go viral?
By Chris Opfer
In early 2012, Facebook rolled out its new Timeline, which replaced the personal wall format that users had been accustomed to. Some love it, some hate it -- but what's the logic behind the change?
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Facebook is more than just a social network; it is also an advertising platform. How can you get rids of all those ads on Facebook?
Facebook is a great way to network and contact people instantly when they are online, but sometimes you may want to remain invisible. Learn how to go offline when using Facebook in this article.
Privacy settings on Facebook can be customized to hide certain friends. Learn how to hide friends on Facebook in this article.
While Facebook stipulates kids should be at least 13 to create an account, it's not that hard for younger children find a way into the social networking site. How young is too young to be on Facebook?
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Everybody's heard of Facebook, MySpace and Friendster. But that wasn't always the case. How do you start your own social networking site?
Everyone's using social networking these days, including mom and dad. In fact, there's a whole category of social networking sites devoted to parenting.
By Josh Briggs
People talk about Facebook, MySpace and Twitter, but those are only a few of the social networking sites on the Web. What makes a social networking site?
Still on the fence about joining the social networking revolution? We might be able to help you figure out which side you'd rather come down on.
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Millions of people are using social networking sites to meet others, play games and find jobs. But if all these sites are free, how do they pay the bills?
People share embarrassing information online for a variety of reasons -- narcissism, naivitity, just because everyone else is doing it -- but the fact remains that people from all walks of life reveal too much on the Internet.
The Internet's a good place to project a false image of yourself. It's also a good place to message out your truest innermost thoughts as if no one is listening. Which happens more on social networking sites?
At 9:30 a.m., your friend updated her Facebook status with, "got the job!" which triggered five thumbs ups and a "w00t!" Does the fact that you know this make you a distracted or productive employee?
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How many of your Facebook friends and Twitter followers would you invite to your birthday party or wedding, or call for a ride when your car breaks down? Are these online connections any good to you in real life?
By Debra Ronca
If you're looking to waste some time while you're at work or school, Facebook has a game to help you with that endeavor. Which is your favorite? Poker? Scrabble? Mafia Wars?
By Debra Ronca
Shopaholics, crocheters and music addicts meet up at these online spots to discuss their hobbies with other equally obsessed junkies. What are the five most intriguing niche networks?
By Debra Ronca
If your Facebook status update reads, "Leaving for France!" you're not just gloating about your trip. You're letting everyone know that your house will be empty for about 10 days. Bad idea.
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Web sites like Facebook and Twitter are designed to keep reeling users back into their realms. And it works. How bad are our addictions to these online social scenes?
By Debra Ronca
Chat rooms give us the chance to discuss anything and everything with people around the world. How do you get started, and what do you need to watch out for?
By Dave Roos