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Live streaming television violates copyright, but that did not stop Periscope and Meerkat users from broadcasting "Game of Thrones."

WeAre8 joins the community of social networks who want you to own and profit from your content. But is it worth it?

Citing international conventions signed in 1910 and 1923, a court has effectively banned 136 websites hosting sexual content.

The social networking company wants stars to adopt Periscope, its live video-streaming app, reports say.

The first four episodes of the popular HBO show leaked before its Sunday night premiere, leading to an illegal-downloading frenzy.

HBO hopes more online options will curb illegal downloading of the hit show.

China TV host Bi Fujian expresses deep remorse, as new state TV boss calls for "correct" behavior.

Dr. Vivek Murthy launched a Twitter campaign to answer Americans' most pressing public health questions.

Among black and Hispanic teens surveyed in a new Pew study, a third of them said they went online with a smartphone “almost constantly.”

Facebook may still be king of social networks, but Snapchat has been attracting some wealthy users, according to a new Pew Research Center survey.

Twitter users expressed concern that Feidin Santana could be targeted for releasing the video of Walter Scott's death.

Crowdfunding site Indiegogo is standing by its decision not to remove a campaign raising funds for a police officer charged with murder after fatally shooting Walter Scott in the back.

“After review by our team, the campaign set up for Officer Slager was removed from GoFundMe due to a violation of our terms and conditions."

Popularly known as "Netflix for pirates," Popcorn Time has struggled to find popularity on iOS devices.

Deep-pocketed investors are reportedly circling the social network.

Six emoji reveal the truth behind your Snapchat relationships.

The streaming service unveiled the meme-friendly image library on Monday.

The couple’s relationship went south when the husband apparently refused to have a traditional Ghanaian wedding ceremony.

ISIS' marketing campaign has exposed many young Muslims to potential radicalization. “The boys want to be like them and the girls want to be with them.”

The risks of skydiving include instant death, wetting your pants and...losing your camera.

After a string of errors this weekend during the NCAA March Madness tournament, Sling becomes the latest Web TV provider to struggle during a live sports event.

Don't want to know too soon what happens on your favorite show? Try using Silencer, Spoiler Shield or Facebook Posts Filter.

Eating disorders plague about 40,000 French citizens, 90 percent of them women.

Some users posted photos of themselves watching Obama speak live on Iranian state TV, an unprecedented broadcast.

TV news networks played a decisive role in the mainstreaming of Twitter. And they're really excited about Periscope.

Facebook introduces another standalone app that resembles Snapchat. When will it take on live-streaming apps?

The couple suffered an “irretrievable breakdown of the marriage,” according to court docs.

Staffers are currently moderating all photos shared via the app and will block content they deem inappropriate.

Beauty blogger and brand entrepreneur launches her own online network, adding to alternatives for creators.