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Adobe's revenue soars as social media giants like Tumblr and Pinterest lead in driving qualified traffic to retail, outpacing Facebook.

Facebook will be wiped out by 2017, similar to infectious epidemics such as the bubonic plague, says Princeton researchers.

Global mobile advertising spending is forecast to reach $18.0 billion in 2014, up from the estimated $13.1 billion in 2013.

Facebook launches Trending, a feature spotlighting popular conversations to help users discover engaging content, now rolling out on the web.

Social networks are facing accusations of mishandling user data. It's time to give control back to consumers. @Gartner_inc.

Holiday season alert: Scammers set to double profits on social media with a surge in Christmas and charity scams. Stay vigilant online.

Scammers exploit Paul Walker's tragic death, luring Facebook users with fake car crash footage to steal personal and banking information.

Snapchat snubs Facebook's £2.4 billion offer, as CEO Evan Spiegel opts for independence, eyeing a higher valuation amid investor interest.

CEO Mark Zuckerberg gives the nod as the social media giant's six month development process finally comes to an end...

Facebook experienced a brief outage today, affecting users' ability to post updates, but swiftly returned to full functionality.

Entering the job market? A report reveals 1 in 10 are rejected due to their social media. Time for a clean-up to boost your prospects.

Facing pressure from tech titans like Microsoft and Google, the UK government retracts a contentious clause from its spy bill.

Providing a glimpse of every single member, The Faces of Facebook website has encapsulated all 1.2 billion profile pictures on one web page.

Most parents today have probably breathed a sigh of relief at some point or other that they never grew up with the Internet, or social media.

Kiwis' love of sharing personal information on social media leaves them vulnerable to cyberstalking, warns Greg Boyle of Trend Micro.

The younger Kiwis are, the more careless they are when it comes to security on social media, according to an eye-opening survey by Trend Micro this month.

Many have ruined their reputations and damaged their careers after posting inappropriate material on social networks.

Tech giants Facebook, Google and Microsoft have released statements requesting greater transparency when it comes to gathering public data.

68% of New Zealand's social butterflies sting by online threats, despite their sunny online disposition, says Trend Micro.

There are many among us who have ruined their reputations and damaged their careers after posting inappropriate material on social networks...