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When celebrities Tweet, the public responds. A dvertisers know that and are willing to pay – sometimes $10,000 per Tweet when celebrities endorse a product. For example, Kim Kardashian boosted Old Navy jeans sales with her Tweet that the jeans “make...

This photo is exactly what college admissions officers do not want to see on Facebook. Two recent surveys indicate that admissions officers are turning to Facebook and Google. A recent survey by Kaplan Test Prep offers some insight into how widespread...

It was the biggest bank heist in the world, and it was accomplished in one fell swoop by 26 men moving quickly at 2,904 ATMs in New York City alone and through a total of 36,000 transactions throughout 26 countries using debit cards they had created...

“Bots” is a term that is short for the robots created by programmers that are designed to get into sites and, appearing to be human, register on the site, or, in the case of concert ticket sites, buy up tickets. Using bots, scalpers are...

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Craigslist is learning how the classified ads sections of newspaper must have felt in 1995 when it began its site for classified ads. Craigslist was free, except for job postings and real estate sales, and it gained a quick following. Because it was first...

Many Americans have conflicting views about the Internet. On the one hand, they want privacy. On the other hand, they spill their guts on social media, thereby revealing a lot of information about themselves. Insurance companies are beginning to troll...