SOCIAL MEDIA

BuzzFeed said on Monday that its president and chief operating officer is leaving the New York company.

It's officially wedding season! And what better way to celebrate then by downloading social media's hottest new photo-sharing app, WedPics, so that you and your friends can share moments for free of the Big Day.

While all eyes are on sexual assault in college campuses, Everyday Sexism implores women to take to Twitter to discuss being grabbed and groped in public.

Snapchat faced a backlash after it was found that the the popular messaging app misled users about its privacy practices.

Christian activists are up in arms following HGTV’s decision not to move forward with a show starring the Benham Brothers, who have reported ties to anti-gay extremism.

Twitter users shared their favorite mom quotes a few days before Mother's Day after a suggestion by "Tonight Show" host Jimmy Fallon.

Some wondered if Lady Gaga and Taylor Kinney were married after an Instagram photo apparently showed a wedding ring on the actor's finger.

Many have drawn comparison's to Sharkeisha after the "Shovel Fight Girl" video went viral this week.

Caleb Johnson made the statement during a recent video interview.

"Shovel Fight Girl" Miranda Fugate was the victim of a death hoax after a video clip of her getting slammed in the head with a shovel hit the Internet.

The origin behind the Justin Timberlake "It's gonna be May" meme after it went viral for the second year on Twitter.

Twitter users mourned "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" character Eddie Valiant after Bob Hoskins' death on Wednesday.

Nearly every event at F8, which is divided into categories of “build, grow and monetize,” is focused on mobile development.

Why "Dancing with the Stars" partners Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Meryl Davis should date.

It's unclear if "Dancing With the Stars" contestant Amy Purdy will dance with Derek Hough again after she was hospitalized for a back injury during Monday night's show.

Pinterest is teaming up with CB2 in a five day live event touted as “the first real apartment designed live on Pinterest.”

The site may no longer see itself as competitive with Facebook and Twitter, but as a way to unify its varied products and services.

Facebook has launched “FB Newswire," a new feature aimed at making Facebook a better resource for journalists and newsrooms.

Russian users of VKontakte, the "Russian Facebook," react to the removal of the social network's privacy-minded creator and CEO.

The New York City Police Department's #MyNYPD hashtag was a failed attempt at using Twitter, but that doesn't mean they should abandon social media just yet.

Avril Lavigne was accused of being "racist" after she featured four expressionless Japanese women in her video for "Hello Kitty."

The firm reported earnings per share of 25 cents on $2.5 billion of revenue, beating Wall Street estimates of 24 cents and $2.4 billion.

The U.S. DOJ and FTC examined the deal to make sure it cleared antitrust laws, but there was little doubt it would be approved.

Happy 450th Birthday, William Shakespeare! Though his actual date of birth isn't known, the writer's birthday is typically celebrated on April 23.

Twitter users already discussed snorting Palcohol, or powdered alcohol, after it was approved by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau.

The New York Police Department got Twitter to trend #MyNYPD, but not for the right reason; police brutality photos went viral.

Terry Richardson has another accusation of sexual harassment, this time from British model Emma Appleton who claimed he would get her in Vogue for sex, though his rep denied her allegation.

General Mills reverses course after backlash to legal language that seemed to say "liking" its products would bar legal action.

Facebook saw more than half its total advertising revenue being generated by mobile ads in the last quarter of 2013.