SOCIAL MEDIA

Find out where to keep up with the Duggars online. Several former "19 Kids and Counting" stars have multiple social media accounts.

Facebook, Snapchat and YouTube have been pushing digital video ads. But advertising agencies say they aren't sure about the return on their investments.

The social network is developing a mobile app to support 360-degree spherical videos, the Wall Street Journal reports.

Snapchat now boasts 4 billion video views per day. But when it comes down to milliseconds for each, the definition confuses advertisers, creators and brands alike.

Camille Kostek cheered on the defending Super Bowl champs during Thursday night's first game of the 2015 NFL season.

"In death I love you still. In my heart you hold a place, That no one could ever fill,” model Jessica VerSteeg penned as she mourned her ex-boyfriend.

The live-streaming video app latest version boasts several new features -- one that allows filming in landscape mode.

The social network announced new active user numbers for markets in Nigeria and Kenya Thursday.

"They seemed happy and content," a source said.

The matchmaking service announced an update to the popular hookup app that lets users select one person a day to "Super Like."

From September end, users will begin seeing longer ads from a wide variety of sources across 30 countries.

Over 45 million small businesses maintain active Facebook pages each month. The social networking giant wants more.

“I just want to give God the glory. His people have rallied and you are a strong people."

The cable network's ratings have been slipping year over year. Now, the channel's prioritizing a new content distributor.

Maisie Williams launched a YouTube channel on Tuesday with the help of one fellow "Game Of Thrones" actress.

“Nothing will work unless you do.”

"900 million people now use WhatsApp every month to stay in touch with family and friends around the world," Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg wrote on a blog post.

Temporary lip fillers and blond hair make her resemble the "Mob Wives" star, social media users said.

Think Kentucky clerk Kim Davis is bad? Imagine what it's like to sit next to her.

"The expectation is not for it to be really, really big," Vine founder Dom Hofmann said of his latest mobile app, Byte.

The Twitter post was sent on the day that six Baltimore police officers' case in Freddie Gray's death was heard in court.

The company keeps getting sued over its "faceprint" digital scans, in part because laws vary from state to state. Privacy groups say there's much at stake.

The platonic location-based meet-up app is going to be a thing again, and you can pay to get rid of ads.

Look who's standing with Rand now. Asking for social participation can be risky or just randy.

Brands like IBM, American Express and Mercedes-Benz are encouraging fans to defy tennis' staid traditions.

Live video streaming on startup Meerkat has become a bit more interactive and engaging for users via a recent app update.

“Planning a trip shouldn't be a drag. It should be about discovery and excitement," said OhTell CEO Yoni Goldwasser of his new iPhone app.

Millennial job hunting, anyone? The social network for work enhances messaging features with more "casual" and "short-form" options.

“I can’t think of one thing they’ve done right since this breach was announced," said one public relations expert.