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The parents of a Saratoga teen who killed herself after an alleged sexual assault have reached a settlement with two defendants.
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Though most video games are marketed toward teen boys and young men, a new study reveals 45 percent of gamers are women.
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Students at nearly 250 California schools posted photos on social media websites while they were taking standardized tests.
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Authorities say a Florida man killed his wife then posted a photo of her dead body on Facebook.
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Facebook's resurgent stock has closed above its IPO price for the first time since the company made its debut on Wall Street.
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Facebook's stock price has passed its $38 IPO price for the first time since its rocky initial public offering more than a year ago.
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A distinguishing moustache has made Hamilton the Hipster Cat the Clark Gable of Internet cats.
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Facebook's stock came within pennies of its $38 IPO price for the first time since its rocky initial public offering more than a year ago.
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The parents of a Saratoga teen who killed herself after an alleged sexual assault have added a new defendant to their lawsuit.
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A distinguishing moustache has made Hamilton the Hipster Cat the Clark Gable of Internet cats.
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Facebook shares soared 30 percent Thursday after the social media giant reported much-improved second-quarter revenue and profit.
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Facebook's stock is soaring after the company delivered a healthy second-quarter profit that reversed a loss a year ago.
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The world of social networking just got a whole lot happier.
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An anthropologist visiting San Francisco decided to turn himself over to the Twitter-verse for a day.
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An arthritic dog who melted our hearts last year in a viral photo showing his owner easing his pain, is celebrating a big milestone.
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Syfy says flying sharks will bite again. The network is announcing a sequel to "Sharknado," which has become an instant campy classic.
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An anthropologist visiting San Francisco decided to turn himself over to the Twitter-verse for a day.
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Alec Baldwin has apologized to a NYC-based LGBT rights group for a series of tweets that could be interpreted as homophobic.
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A 12-year-old Georgia girl is hoping the power of social media will help her get back on the football team at her private school.
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In Sweden, two teenage girls were convicted for posting sexual insults about other kids on Instagram.
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Creativity doesn't always work when it comes to marriage proposals, but one man's gesture really "stuck."
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Netroots Nation's annual gathering of liberal bloggers and activists is drawing some big name politicians to San Jose this weekend.
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Netroots Nation's annual gathering of liberal bloggers and activists is drawing some big name politicians to San Jose this weekend.
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A recent Indiana University graduate had a celebration she won't forget, thanks to a baker's mistake.
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The show cattle industry's old beauty practice of grooming cows so they look like unusually large poodles is gaining attention online.
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A Minnesota man has his stolen car back, thanks to a photo his daughter randomly spotted on Facebook.
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Singer Miley Cyrus knows role social media plays when it comes to trend setting.
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A new service called Vobok allows users to send audio by way of Twitter and Facebook.
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A new service called Vobok allows users to send audio by way of Twitter and Facebook.
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Taco Bell is promising to take swift action after a Facebook photo of an apparent employee licking a stack of taco shells went viral Monday.
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Being pro-active was the goal behind a meeting of educators and online experts to make young people better online citizens.
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Being pro-active was the goal behind a meeting of educators and online experts to make young people better online citizens.
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The cranky-faced kitty that's earned quite an online reputation has just inked a Hollywood movie deal.
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A "Hackathon" event at Facebook's headquarters is all about helping recent war vets get help with the next chapter of their lives.
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A "Hackathon" event at Facebook's headquarters is all about helping recent war vets get help with the next chapter of their lives.
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Forget gas, a group of Midwest teenagers has designed a car that runs on the power of social media.
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Some of the Silicon Valley's top venture capitalists are preparing to speak at the Churchill Club's annual panel on the top tech trends.
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Some of the Silicon Valley's top venture capitalists are preparing to speak at the Churchill Club's annual panel on the top tech trends.
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Facebook pulled the plug on user accounts after images showing a topless portrait of late Golden Girl Bea Arthur were posted.
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The deafening crowd at "Roaracle Arena" can give the Golden State Warriors an advantage, and social media is playing a role.
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A new anti-crime campaign is underway in San Jose encouraging the public to use social media.
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A new anti-crime campaign is underway in San Jose encouraging the public to use social media.
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Three teens facing charges for the sexual assault of a Saratoga girl who later committed suicide have been released from Juvenile Hall.
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Social media played a big role in the search and capture of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects.
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Social media played a big role in the search and capture of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects.
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A vigil will be held Friday night for Audrie Pott, the Saratoga teen who committed suicide after an alleged sexual assault last year.
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A divisive dispute is taking shape between Audrie Pott's parents and Saratoga school district officials.
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While it is unknown if the 3 teens are still being held in a detention facility, their alleged actions against Audrie Pott were stated in a lawsuit.
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While it is unknown if the 3 teens are still being held in a detention facility, their alleged actions were stated in a lawsuit.
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