Facebook Debuts Adorable Gay Pride Stickers
If you’re a fan of Facebook stickers — and who isn’t? — get ready to lose your mind over these 20 special LGBT stickies released […]
Exposed: Philly’s Big Banana Peel Problem
“When I’m walking with friends, they tell me it’s a little awkward for them,” says Frank Danay. “They’re the ones standing next to the guy […]
Brian Sims Teaming With Facebook for “Open Dialogue” Series
On Friday, Philly State Representative Brian Sims will be a guest at the Facebook headquarters in Menlo Park, Cali., where he will take part in […]
Facebook Becomes More Trans-Inclusive By Letting Users Customize Gender and Pronouns
The Facebook Diversity program just announced that Facebook will now allow users to enter a custom gender for their profiles, and it even goes a […]
The Scariest Storm Prediction Images on Facebook
For many of you planning to turn President’s Day weekend into a quick get-away from this winter o’ cold ’n’ doom ’n’ horrors, the impending […]
This is What People Dislike About Facebook
In honor of Facebook’s 10th anniversary tomorrow, Pew Research just released an interesting study revealing how people use the social-media monster. Here are some fun […]
How I Resolved to Quit Facebook and Rediscovered the World
One of my resolutions for 2014 (besides the annual “This year, I will quit smoking, drink tons of water and actually attend the spinning classes […]
Meet the Part-Time Philadelphian Who Used Facebook to Make America Pay Attention to the Minimum Wage
The minimum wage was last raised in 2009, when it reached its current level of $6.25 an hour under legislation approved in 2007.* Had it […]
The Upper Darby Police Facebook Page Has Won the Internet
Over the weekend, Philadelphia comic great Chip Chantry sent me a link for the Upper Darby Police Facebook page. Being that the link was coming […]
No, the Cops Aren’t Banning Protesters From Facebook
It should come as no surprise that police departments monitor social media. After all, as a speaker revealed during a panel at last week’s International […]
UPDATE: City Paper Is Out of Twitter Jail
UPDATE: After more than 24 hours on some sort of Twitter spam list, the City Paper‘s Twitter operations are now back to normal. It looks […]
I Don’t Hate Publicists
As I sit here writing this article, I am currently blocked from posting anything to Facebook, commenting on anything on Facebook, or even liking anything […]
7 Reasons Middle-Aged Women Need to Get Off Facebook
Women make up 64 percent of Facebook’s more than 500 million members, half of whom are reported to log into their account daily. Although the […]
Obamacare’s Tech Problems Can Be Solved
It’s been a bad couple of weeks for computer glitches. Yesterday morning, President Obama publicly apologized in the Rose Garden for the frozen screens and […]
Facebook: Still Not Evil Enough to Drop
OK, let me add my own resounding yes to the cacophony of outrage over the injustice of the recent Facebook privacy settlement. YES! It is […]