SEATTLE (AP) — Port Angeles Mayor Cherie Kidd met with Army officials Monday and received an apology for a nighttime training exercise last week that she says “terrorized my city” with low-flying helicopters. Kidd went to Joint Base Lewis-McChord demanding answers. Why didn’t the Army notify city officials of...
Facebook will probably pay zero federal and state taxes—and even receive a federal tax refund of about $429 million—according to a Feb. 14 statement from Citizens for Tax Justice....
Facebook is now giving you the option to pay a hefty $100 to send a message directly to a total stranger's inbox....
It's finally happened: Facebook exceeded 1 billion users. "This morning, there are more than one billion people using Facebook actively each month," he said. "Helping a billion people connect is amazing, humbling and by far the thing I am most proud of in my life."...
Surveillance cameras are now so powerful they are able to zoom in and read your text messages - leading to fears of further privacy intrusion by a 'Big Brother' style state. As well as being advanced enough to close in on an individual’s phone screen, security cameras will soon...
Facebook Timeline: The Ford Edsel of Social Media. Will Mark Zuckerberg, who was smart enough to create Facebook, be able to swallow enough of his ego to either fix or scrap Timeline? Will he even acknowledge that Timeline is the main, over-arching reason why people are using Facebook less?...- WARNING: A fake news page saying, 'U.S. attacks Iran and Saudi Arabia, the begin of World War 3,' is the latest virus scam to circulate on Facebook. The story uses CNN's logos, and appears to offer video footage of a breaking news story, but says users need to upgrade...
Facebook has eroded the online privacy of millions of its users byswitching on facial recognition technology without telling them, a technology expert said today. The leading social networking website has 'enabled' a function that automatically identifies people in photos without their knowledge. The feature has been expanded from the...
A Facebook page calling on Palestinians to take up arms against Israel has been removed from the social-networking site after a high-profile Israeli appeal. Entitled "Third Palestinian Intifada," the page had more than 350,000 fans before it was taken down. Facebook didn't comment the removal on Tuesday....
