 | Hope you like some Google in your Google in your Google. Because you have only yourself to blame. |
 | Getting your buddy's Facebook account turned into a "Memorial" state is surprisingly easy — and locks them out of Facebook. Warning: this will seriously mess up someone's account. |
 | Teenage girls find a great many things to do on Tumblr, but one of the more prominent, and more damaging, uses is slut-shaming each other. How a few little pictures started (and continue) a meme-based tirade against women and girls. |
 | And here you thought people sharing pictures of food was always annoying. |
 | As told by stock photography. Here now is the report from the Sacramento Bee of this perfidious pubescent act of poisoning. |
 | It's great when your family loves you on Facebook, right? Eh. |
 | Soon, everyone with a Facebook account could have a new way to take phone calls. And why Apple and Google couldn't do it first. |
 | 170 billion tweets with nowhere to go. The Library of Congress's Twitter archive is more like a Twitter vault. |
 | Twitter has increasingly restricted access to the largest organized database of modern language in the world, despite its immense research value. It's a tragedy. |
 | Nearly 150,000 people flock to Las Vegas every January to see the giganticest TVs mankind has ever made at the world's largest consumer electronics event. A peek at the long, dubiously glorious history of the Consumer Electronics Show. |
 | The FTC didn't magically come to the conclusion that Google was in the right: "For 19 months, Google pressed its case with antitrust regulators investigating the company. Working relentlessly behind the scenes, executives made frequent flights to Washington, laying out their legal arguments and shrewdly applying lessons learned from Microsoft’s bruising antitrust battle in the 1990s." |
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