Quality varies in social networking websites for diabetics Date: February 8, 2011 Source: Children's Hospital Boston Summary: In one of the first formal studies of social networking websites ...

Social networking websites (SNWs) provide Educational Psychologists (EPs) with an opportunity to collaborate, reflect, and share knowledge. Examples of SNWs in use by (EPs) include Twitter and ...

Social networking sites are often used by companies as part of broader employee referral programs (ERPs), where staff are provided incentives to find new workers.

Teens warned to keep a low profile on social websites Almost half of teenagers refer to sex, substance abuse or other risky behaviours on their publicly available profiles, which … ...

Online social networking is both about connecting to others through publicily displayed networks and about creating self-expressive content. Teenagers are in a particular moment in their lives where ...

Social networking sites might have seemed as if they'd follow the same route, but all signs suggest they're here for the long haul.

Social networking sites such as Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn have all attracted millions of users, which Google+ will now be competing for. But there is another breed of smaller, more focused ...

Advertisers, meanwhile, are pouring more money into social networks because that is where people are spending more time, particularly on smartphones. Facebook's share of the $140 billion worldwide ...

Triana Lavey, pictured, had a chin augmentation which is known as the so-called 'Facebook facelift'. A new report says the procedure happens 71 per cent more this year than last.

The article lists social networking sites that failed to make an impact on the masses and sustain themselves through time. These sites are Friendster, Google+, Orkut, Digg, Google Buzz, iTunes ...