Sue Facebook, Win a Prize
If you’re using Facebook, it’s surely violated your privacy. Don’t be shy; go ahead and sue their asses. You may have already won! (Newly redacted for your reading pleasure.)
If you’re using Facebook, it’s surely violated your privacy. Don’t be shy; go ahead and sue their asses. You may have already won! (Newly redacted for your reading pleasure.)
The following predictions are absolutely positively guaranteed to come true in 2012 or we’ll return your money for a full refund. Would we lie to you?
Social sharing services are great — until someone figures out a way to use them against you.
Superheroes of the world might be in trouble once the bad guys figure out Twitter. Then again, maybe not.
The Anthony Weiner saga has shown us all how Twitter should and shouldn’t be used. Or has it?
Meet Megan Broussard, Lisa Weiss, and Ginger Lee — three members of Anthony Weiner’s dubious online harem.
From him staring at other women’s tweets to her “liking” other guys’ things, relationships in the social networking era can be tough to navigate.
Some people leave their loved ones property or family heirlooms. With “social media experts,” however, the last will tends to be a little less concrete.
There’s a point in every tweeter’s life when it’s simply time to move on.
It’s true: Twitter has revolutionized the world. But not necessarily in a good way.
Ever wonder what it’s like to eat dinner with the leader of the free world and a bunch of high-tech billionaires? Well wonder no more. We have the inside skinny. And believe us, it’s not pretty.
Listen, ladies — if we use the length well, even a short tweet can be very effective.
Of course, there are no stupid questions, just stupid people. And many of them are on Quora, the newest social media darling. What the frak is Quora? Don’t ask us.
Today’s trending Twitter topic: The hashtag #bootycallrules. Yes, there are strict rules for this sort of thing — and you better memorize them if you ever want to hit that.
Think how much easier holiday travel would be if the airlines used Twitter’s API.
Prepare yourself: Once you’ve seen the future, you can never go back to the past. Unless you have a flux capacitor. But we’re assuming you don’t.
Why did TechCrunch pull a story about Googler being sexually harrassed? Because AOL’s Tim Armstrong made Michael Arrington do unspeakable things. An eSarcasm exclusive.
Is social media making you feel insecure? Inadequate? Incontinent? You aren’t alone — and help is available.
