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The NFL needs to embrace its activist players
The days of pretending football happens in a vacuum are over.
By Seerat Sohi
Facebook comments might soon get colored backgrounds, because we all deserve to suffer
As if those coloured statuses weren't bad enough.
High Court's same-sex marriage survey result sent Twitter into a frenzy
Both sides of the debate took to social media to sound the battle cry.
Facebook is testing a way for you to share your Instagram Stories directly to Facebook
Facebook really, really, really wants people to view Stories on its main app.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook AI researchers are teaching bots to have human-like expressions
Facebook wants its bots to better understand human faces.
By Karissa Bell
Brace for it. Starbucks' Pumpkin Spice Latte will crowd your Insta feed this Fall.
It's the most basic time of the year.
By Michelle Yan
Get ready for businesses to start blowing up your WhatsApp messages
WhatsApp is about to go corporate.
Facebook bid a boatload of cash for Indian live sports rights
But it offered up a lot.
By Kerry Flynn
'Dreamer' dies after attempting to save Harvey victims
Texas resident Alonso Guillen was 31 years old.
Everything you need to know about using Instagram's archive feature
Hide those selfies.
By Molly Sequin
Amazon encourages 'influencers' to shill even in our post-Fyre Fest world
Rage against the ads.
By Kerry Flynn
Burning Man 2017 is as wild and amazingly artistic as you expected
The annual festival of living art is living up to its reputation this year.
Facebook tests feature that makes it easier to creep on mutual friends
"Things in Common" wants you to make new friends.
By Karissa Bell
That Instagram hack is shaping up to be way bigger than anyone thought
Regular users — not just "high-profile" ones — appear to have had their contact info stolen as well.
By Jack Morse
What Joel Osteen learned about social media from Hurricane Harvey
We learned a lot about social media in the wake of Harvey. And by "we," we mean Joel Osteen.
By Pete Pachal
Inside the black market where people pay thousands of dollars for Instagram verification
It's about who you know and how much money you have.
By Kerry Flynn
Facebook is working on a way to fix your janky 360-degree photos
Your 360-degree photos don't have to be bad.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook rolls out new shows to the entire U.S.
There are already hundreds of shows.
By Karissa Bell
Teens, you deserve a life free from phones and social media. Here's how to get it.
Fear FOMO? You probably are missing out — but not in the way you think.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Instagram's new update will now let you watch Stories outside of the app
Stories are breaking free of the IG app.
Oops: An Instagram bug let a hacker access phone numbers and email addresses
The company is notifying every single verified account holder.
By Jack Morse
Islands, a new messaging app, is taking over college campuses
Greg Isenberg wants students to meet up.
By Kerry Flynn
