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Ever have a suspicion someone besides yourself has been logging into your Facebook account? Not sure how to prove it or make sure it's not happening? Follow these easy steps now to check.
1.)Go to Facebook Click Settings>Security>Where You're Logged In
2.) Cli...

Hamburg High School is seeing an extra police presence this morning. This comes after the school received information on a threat made on social media.
 
According to WIVB a spokesperson for Hamburg Central Schools confirmed, “A student posted a threat directed at Hamburg H.S. o...

Azealia Banks' Twitter account is gone -- and tweeters couldn't be happier.

If you've just gone through a break-up, this time of year can be particularly challenging, especially if social media has become your new BFF.
This seems counter intuitive, but Facebook actually introduced a feature that DOESN'T violate your privacy...

 
Stock the rec room with pop and helium...the kids have found a new way to amuze themselves....
 
 
At least it's not twerking....

Yesterday, Rose McGowen lost her cool on Instagram when someone "accused" her of looking like Michael Jackson in a photo she posted. She full-on engaged with some jerk who felt it necessary to attack her from behind the digital shield.

Yesterday, we learned why we un-friend someone from our social networks.

Today is the 11th anniversary of 9/11 -- a day of remembrance, and a day to honor those lost 11 years ago in one of America’s greatest tragedies. But did you know you could celebrate by getting a large cheese pizza for $9.11? What a deal!

We love social media and most people today are on some sort of social media site. According to this infographic, that doesn't exclude busy moms, with 72 percent of moms being on Facebook, and one in three bloggers now being moms. That's a lot of moms! What we found interesting is that Pinterest is n…

What’s Pinterest you ask?  Move over Facebook, it’s social media’s latest and greatest site for exchanging ideas.

 
A new poll says young people are more likely to use racial and sexual slurs in a casual manner than older people. The survey, sponsored by the Associated Press and MTV, notes that most teens and 20-somethings are pretty blase about pejorative words referring to race or sexual tendencies if used by …