SOCIAL MEDIA

Facebook was forced to backtrack as the social networking giant came under fire after banning Tess Holliday’s bikini-clad photo.

The KFC Australia tweet appeared to be taken from a porn video and the “coming soon” part was really gross. Many found the ad to be sexist.

Video on demand (VOD), or video streaming, is a continuously growing market not only in the United States but also across the globe.

Nintendo has given Japanese fans a preview of the rewards that can be obtained from the My Nintendo program, as well as the new smartphone social app Miitomo.

Snapchat is now among the third most popular social network among millennials

The software would enable Facebook to look for frequently used slang terms and group them into a “social glossary.”

Interview with Travel Photographer Johan Lolos, Le Backpacker

Interview with Travel Photographer Maddison Perrins

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, his wife Priscilla Chan and their firstborn baby have shared a lunar new year greeting with followers, drawing in over a million 'likes' in less than 24 hours. In the viral video, Zuckerberg delivers the greeting in Chinese. The video also announces the Chinese name of the couple's baby daughter, Max.

A simple tweet by the mostly social media-silent UN Library about its most borrowed book of 2015 has shocked a number of social media users.

Netflix’s original series ‘Making a Murderer’ is currently trending across social media, with hundreds of thousands calling for President Barack Obama to pardon Steven Avery.

Nicole Trunfio who hit headlines with the Elle magazine breastfeeding photo, has shared bikini snaps of her vacationing with Gary Clark, Jr. and baby Zion.

“You cannot play Candy Crush on Facebook at Work” says Facebook.

YouTube sensation Troye Sivan's "Blue Neighbourhood" album was released on Dec. 4 after the unveiling of his EP "Wild" in September.

A conversation between a young hearing-impaired Mali Williams-Cody and Santa Claus has attracted over 1.2 million views on YouTube, invoking the meaning of Christmas on social media users.

A five part list applauding the best uses of social media to combat rape culture, sexual abuse and sexual boundaries.

Dutch pranksters Sacha Harland and Alexander Spoor turned a Bible into Quran and asked people their opinions on some shocking verses and uploaded on YouTube.

Sinead O’Connor posted a desperate plea for help through her Facebook page to over half a million followers

The 2016 Pirelli Calendar has landed, featuring Serena Williams, Amy Schumer and Patti Smith, and representing a cultural shift towards the celebration of women for their careers. Annie Leibovitz shot the game-changing calendar series in all black and white.

John Cena memes and videos have overrun the internet. Alongside WWE’s recent push in digital media, we explain to non wrestling fans why they’re so popular.

Facebook's new ‘Take a Break’ tool filters and limits the influx of photos and statuses from your ex after your relationship ends.

iLookLikeAnEngineer creator Isis Anchalee's Facebook account recently got deactivated but Mark Zuckerberg's site claims it wasn't because of her name.

A female terrorist detonated her vest during the intervention in Saint-Denis which led to the injury of five policemen and the death of Diesel the dog.

Twitter and Airbnb helped people in France find a place to stay during the terror attacks in Paris.

Sony released an official statement urging PS4 users to report any suspicious, illegal or offensive activities to them as soon as possible and they will take appropriate action.

Oxford Dictionaries “2015 Word of the Year” has been meet with a lot of ridicule and criticism as the word chosen is not even a word but an emoji, or an icon expressing emotion.

Facebook’s “Safety Check” feature allowed hundreds of people to inform their family and friends that they were safe after the Paris terrorist attacks but the feature was not available during the recent Beirut bombings nor during the Garissa University College attack in Kenya and that has outraged people who have criticised Facebook of discrimination.

Yummy Japan, a YouTube multi-channel network, has launched a website to provide extensive information to foreigners on Japanese food and culture so that they never feel out of place when in Japan.

Von Hughes, the team behind Rumblr, revealed the app is but a "portfolio project" created to help launch their consulting agency.