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Love, Loss, and Facebook
These out-of-control social networking sites have revolutionized the way young people meet, befriend, flirt, love, slander, and break up with each other. For the rest of us — shhh! — it's changed the way we get to spy on them.
Facebook: Forty Years From Now
Facebook and similar social networking sites have changed the way Generations X, Y and Z meet, mingle, and communicate. For some, it's all they've ever known. These teenyboppers are bound to take their Internet lingo and "friendly" poking habits into adulthood and beyond.
May I Suggest an Extra-Paris-cular Acitivity?
Life. Get one.
Thanks, College Humor!
Regina's Tanked: The Mini-Feed of a Young Girl
Anne Frank had a diary. Regina has this mini-feed. Same difference.
The Facebook Gets Personal
And despite all of this, Sarah broke up and made up with her boyfriend in a record hour and a half on Nov. 9. Now that's what I call some serious multitasking!
The Best (and Cheapest) Halloween Costumes in Town
Halloween is right around the corner— got a costume in mind? If not, try these on for size. Blend in with every billboard around town and be a walking iPod advertisement.
The Future Of Facebook
Hey, when you're having multiple hip operations, you're gonna need something to help pass all that hospital downtime.
Thanks, i am bored!
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Have You Spent Money on Virtual Goods?
I recently read an article about the increase in spending on virtual goods and gifts. According to the piece, analysts estimate that this kind of virtual spending could bring in $1 billion this year in the US alone — and nearly $5 billion worldwide.
From Facebook apps like the popular FarmVille — which allows players to run their own virtual farms — to competitive games like Sorority Life — where players have to dress a group of college sorority sisters to compete with rival sororities — the article explains that players are likely to buy items to improve their performance in the game or to build up a collection of goods that will impress friends.
Are Facebook and Twitter Making People More Narcissistic?
I love my Twitter and Facebook as much as the next gal, but there might be some truth to this Venn Diagram.
Perhaps our inner self-promoters and oversharers would have found another way to self-promote and overshare, but these social media platforms sure have made it easy for everyone to get up-to-the-minute updates on how we're feeling and what we're doing — whether they like it or not!
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Are Facebook and Twitter Making People More Narcissistic?
Our Review of Beatles Rock Band, Clooney Has a Naked Man Fan, and Using Facebook Instead of 911?!
Beatlemania returns today as The Beatles: Rock Band hits stores, and we're here with GeekSugar's review of the hotly anticipated new game! Plus, watch cute clips of George Clooney's indecent proposal and David Beckham with his family on Ellen. All that plus two Australian girls who got lost and instead of calling the police, they updated their Facebook statuses to get rescued.
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