It all started because of Words With Friends. Who knew the mobile word game could cause so much controversy? (more)
There are definitely some crazy Twitter profiles out there — “Ghost of Peter” for a deceased cat, “A guy’s liver,” “Tower Bridge, London” and the list goes on — but @Oldmansearch takes the cake. (more)
On Wednesday, Alec Baldwin took to Twitter to express his disappointment at the way the office of Harvard professor and Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) responded to an invitation to appear on his podcast, “Here’s the Thing.” (more)
California Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein joined Twitter Sunday, following a dig by her newly announced Republican opponent that she was “out of touch” with her constituents because she had failed to embrace social media. (more)
It pays to be famous. Literally. (more)
Twitter is prepared to begin censoring tweets in some countries in the hopes of growing its user base. (more)
The music legend, 65, became the latest notable name to fall victim to an Internet death hoax when “RIP Cher” became a Twitter trend late Thursday night and spread like wildfire into Friday morning. (more)
There’s a team of research scientists at IBM that loves social media, especially Twitter. (more)
Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley’s Twitter account was commandeered Monday afternoon by a self-proclaimed follower of the hacker group Anonymous who used his newfound power to protest SOPA, endorse Herman Cain for President, and clean up the Senator’s grammar and sentence structure. (more)
It’s no secret that Washington Post “Right Turn” blogger Jennifer Rubin is a fan of former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney. But on Saturday, in the face of a convincing win by former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich’s 12-point win over Romney, Rubin let her emotions fly. (more)
Hell hath no fury like a hacker scorned. (more)
We all know that sending tweets and status updates on Twitter and Facebook for the world to see can occasionally cause headaches for senders. People have been fired or penalized by their employers for posting controversial things on social networking sites. (more)
NEW YORK (AP) — Consumers are demanding better service in unprecedented ways. In the past several months, public outrage has helped beat back efforts by Bank of America, Netflix and Verizon to raise fees or significantly alter services. The victories come at a time when money is tight all around and consumers are tapping into social media to air their frustrations with like-minded individuals. (more)
Google announced Tuesday that it was making some radical changes to search by incorporating Google+ information into its search results. (more)
“90210″ actress AnnaLynne McCord shared a little more than she intended when she sent a fan a photo of herself on Twitter last Friday. (more)
Social media analysis leading up to the Iowa caucuses strongly indicated that Texas Rep. Ron Paul was the favored candidate. (more)
Alec Baldwin has an on-again, off-again relationship with Twitter. It’s on again. (more)
Keith Olbermann is currently engaged in a battle with his employers at Current TV. But through his Twitter account, the former MSNBC liberal talking-head has also declared war on baldness. (more)
Political junkies following the Iowa caucuses on Twitter were greeted by paid advertisements from 2012 presidential candidates Tuesday, including at least one from President Barack Obama. (more)
A tweet from Texas Rep. Ron Paul‘s Twitter account belittled former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman Tuesday evening. (more)

























