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Female tattooist illustrates hip hop icons with stunning photorealism
Honouring the greats, on skin and on canvas.
By Elise Cooper
Facebook's mobile business is bigger than ever
There's a good reason why Facebook's mobile business has ballooned.
By Karissa Bell
LinkedIn can now help you figure out the salary you deserve
The network will finally start surfacing salary info.
By Karissa Bell
'YouTube Spaces' launches first-ever creator studio pop-up in Australia
Investing in the vloggers and filmmakers of the future.
By Ariel Bogle
The horse race 'that stops a nation' cops a sledging on social media
Public drunkenness, gambling and the death of a horse.
By Elise Cooper
Twitter's Melbourne Cup livestream could change how we 'broadcast' sport
It's the first time Twitter has livestreamed a sport outside the U.S. What does it say about the future of sportscasting?
By Marc C-Scott
How to be a legit NASA astronaut this Halloween
Space fans are sharing photos of NASA-themed Halloween costumes using #NASACostume.
Facebook's vote planner wants to help you understand your ballot
You can take it with you on Election Day.
By Kerry Flynn
Student Snapchats selfie while driving, crashes into police car
Do not Snapchat pics if you don't want to end up in jail, police say
A deeper look into Twitter's history
The CEO was a college drop out, and it could have been called Friend Stalker.
By Jon Lynn
Facebook launches its version of Snapchat lenses
Facebook is finally beginning to roll out its version of Snapchat's animated lenses.
By Karissa Bell
You are definitely not alone in being worn out by this election
Two weeks before election day, the Pew Center has some numbers on Facebook political fatigue.
Facebook renews efforts to fight bullying with Safety Center relaunch
It just got a little safer to be a Facebook user, no matter where you are in the world.
By Katie Dupere
'Tinder murder' trial almost derailed by juror's daily Instagram habit
Innocent-looking coffee cup Instagram shots could have landed this woman two years in jail.
Twitter cuts ties with another social media surveillance company
Twitter continues to sever its ties with social media monitoring companies that provide information to law enforcement.
Report: Surge of anti-Semitic tweets, many sent by Trump supporters, threatens to silence journalists
In a new report, the Anti-Defamation League takes stock of online abuse that it believes threatens free speech and expression.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Facebook is testing its Snapchat-like 'Messenger Day' in Australia
Messenger has a lot going on.
By Ariel Bogle
Facebook is greeting some international users with the weather. But in Fahrenheit.
Come over to the metric system, ya'll.
By Ariel Bogle
What to do in the first seconds of your 15 minutes of internet fame
Your social media accounts might need so polishing.
By Tim Chester
People reading their first tweets will make your entire body cringe
It was a more innocent age.
