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'What Would I Say?' App: What Is The New Facebook Game And How Does It Work?

"What Would I Say?" is one of the hottest new apps to hit Twitter and Facebook in a while, and for good reason: It's hilarious. Here's how it works.

'Candy Crush Saga': How To Turn Off Facebook Notifications For The Popular Social Media Game, Forever

Given the reward for sending invites, it’s unlikely you’ll ever get the Candy Crush addict in your social network to stop, but it turns out that there is a way to turn off Candy Crush announcements.

Chinese Netizens' Mixed Reaction To Philippine Typhoon Haiyan Destruction

While China's government has sent relief funds to the Philippines despite an ongoing territorial dispute, some Chinese claim the typhoon was "karma."

WhatsApp, SnapChat And LINE: Why Mobile Messaging Apps Are Taking Teens Away From Facebook

Teens are gravitating away from Facebook and communicating more on mobile messaging apps like WhatsApp, LINE, Kik and others.

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Paulina Gretzky Caught On Fire While Smoking Cigarette At Calif. Bar, Report Says; 'Maxim' Cover Girl Unhurt In Incident [PHOTOS]

Twitter superstar Paulina Gretzky was reportedly unhurt when her sweater caught on fire at a Calif. bar.

Start-Up Square Inc., Headed By Twitter’s Jack Dorsey, Discussing IPO Possibility With Morgan Stanley And Goldman Sachs: Report

A source with knowledge of the plan said the company had discussions about a 2014 IPO with Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs.

Is Twitter A Good Investment? 11 Pros And Cons For Buying TWTR Shares

It will be a little while before small investors can tap Twitter, but that isn’t stopping people from wondering if it's a smart investment.

San Francisco Activists Use Facebook (FB) to Plan Twitter (TWTR) Protest For Thursday IPO

When Twitter debuts on Wall Street Thurs., activists will gather at its SF HQ to protest its effects on rent and transportation in the city.

Google Engineers To NSA: 'F--k You'

Google engineers are taking to social media to express how they really feel about NSA surveillance programs.

Twitter To Launch On Thursday, In Hotly Anticipated IPO

Key question: Can Twitter leverage its user base into above-average demand for its shares?

Twitter IPO: Watch CEO Dick Costolo's Private Roadshow Presentation Intended For Investors [VIDEO]

A video of Twitter's private IPO roadshow presentation has been uploaded to YouTube.

Google Helpouts: 5 Ways Google Can Profit From Its New Video Streaming Tutorial Service

These are five ways Google can make money of its new Helpout service.

Uncensored Photos Of North Korea Through Instagram: A Rare Look Into The DPRK

Instagram now provides glimpses of everyday life in the world's most reclusive nation.

Katy Perry Is Officially Queen Of Twitterverse: Surpasses Justin Bieber With 46 Million+ Twitter Followers

On Monday morning, Justin Bieber was officially dethroned from his 9-month reign as the most followed person on Twitter by pop singer Katy Perry.

Paul Ciancia Facebook And Twitter Dearth: Why Did The Accused LAX Gunman Leave So Few Digital Footprints?

Paul Ciancia's generation lives on Facebook/Twitter, but like other young men accused of mass violence, he had little interest in social media.

Jimmy Kimmel 'Kill Everyone In China' Skit Controversy: Chinese State Media CCTV Asks About 'Killing Everyone In Africa' [VIDEO]

China's state media is not letting go of its problem with the ABC host, and his segment about unorthodox solutions to the U.S. debt with China.

KFC China Promotional Disaster: Yum Brands Company Criticized For Ripping Chinese Customers Off

KFC China is the country's most popular foreign brand, but recent scandals have left consumers with a bad taste in their mouths.

Tiananmen Square Suicide Terrorist Crash: How China's Government Handled Attack Differently Than The U.S. Response To The Boston Marathon Bombing

China took the polar opposite approach when handling a high-profile emergency situation.

Facebook (FB) Earnings Q3 2013: Earnings Just Under Wall Street Predictions, But Mobile Ads Lift Revenue Above Expectations

Investors were impressed, at least initially, as the stock soared more than 10 percent in after-hours trading.

Twitter Faces $124 Million Lawsuit

Two companies claim Twitter fraudulently had them organize a private sale of its shares to stoke investor interest for an IPO then canceled it.

Facebook, Blackberry Meet To Discuss Possible Takeover Bid

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has denied that his company plans to build its own smartphone, calling it "the wrong strategy."

China's Face-Mask Trend: Photos Of Ridiculous Radiation-Prevention Masks

Face masks for pollution are a common sight in China, but now there's one you can wear indoors. It's a hit.

Bitstrips backlash: How to block Facebook comic app

Bitstrips Reaches 11 Million But The Backlash Is Becoming Widespread, How To Block The Facebook Comic App

Bitstrips has taken over Facebook, but is the backlash spreading just as rapidly? Here's how to block the comic creation app from your news feed.

Giraffes Zagallo (L) and Beija Ceu or "Sky Kisser" stand together during a "wedding ceremony" at the zoo of Rio de Janeiro

Facebook Giraffe Riddle Challenge Spurs Profile Photo Changes For Thousands Of Users

Here's why thousands of Facebook users have changed their profile pictures to images of giraffes.

Twitter Valuation: Is IPO Overhyped And Overvalued?

While initial analyses called Twitter's valuation conservative, others are saying its IPO price range is way too high.

Facebook (FB) Earnings Preview Q3 2013: High Expectations On Wall Street After Surging Stock, Improved Mobile Ad Products

Wall Street has high earning expectations after shares doubled in the last three months and mobile advertising looks promising.

Vivian Schiller, Former National Public Radio CEO, is seen in an official photo.

Meet Vivian Schiller: Who Is Twitter's New Head Of News Partnerships?

Twitter announced Thursday that Vivian Schiller has been hired as the new Head of News Partnerships.

Twitter IPO To Sell For $17 To $20 Per Share

An IPO at that level would value Twitter at more than $12 billion, much larger than older Internet companies like AOL.

Facebook Malware: Year-Old 'Big Butt' Scam Resurfaces On Facebook

A phishing scam quickly spread through Facebook on Monday by appealing to users that like big butts.

Jimmy Kimmel 'Kid's Table' Skit Controversy: Outrage Over 'Kill Everyone In China' Comment Sparks White House Petition

Many people were offended by a segment on Jimmy Kimmel's late night show where a kid said the U.S. should "kill everyone in China."

White House Official Jofi Joseph Fired For Bashing Administration Under Fake Twitter Name

Jofi Joseph was fired after being outed as the Twitter user infamous for criticizing White House policies and top officials.

Get Some Sleep: China's 'Early To Bed' Android Phone Application Locks Phones For Two Hours, Keeps Users Off Weibo And WeChat

Many Chinese are struggling to turn their phones off in bed. Now there's an app that forces them to.

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