social networking

Every sport has its fans, and the Phoenix Suns basketball team is finding that use of social networking has become one of the main ways to keep in touch with its fan base -- though it can get dicey when basketball fans across the NBA go a little wild before big games.

A new study on what people desire, how often and how well they resist those desires shows the need to use social networks and other online services is harder to resist than anything but sleep and sex. Another shows, for some, negatives almost wipe out benefit of social networking.

Facebook's rollout of Timeline and the privacy concerns that go along with it could drive some users down a less-traveled path.

Sources tell the Wall Street Journal that Facebook might file as early as next Wednesday to go public.

Social networking giant Facebook could go public before Memorial Day, according to anonymous sources.

If you’ve already created accounts for your business on major social media sites, then you know it can be incredibly time consuming to manage all of them. Sending out messages to Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn takes an extra minute or two for each message. While that isn’t much at first, when you’re trying to send out dozens of messages a day it multiplies quickly. Luckily, you can quickly and easily tie these services together to send messages to more than one service at a time.

Retailers are going out of their way this year to integrate holiday season sales efforts with social networking sites to boost bottom line profits.

Like many Google products, Google+ is easy to jump into, but you'll be finding things and saying to yourself, "Hey, I didn’t know I could do THAT" for months after your first post. Here are the ins and outs of using Hangouts, the free group video chat in Google+.

E-mail wastes a huge amount of time, according to CEO of IT services company. Want to get him a message? Come talk in person. Or on the phone. Or IM. Or on a private Wiki. Or Facebook. Or...just forget it.

Shares of professional social networking site LinkedIn soared 10% on Wednesday, but still remain down 32% since Oct. 24.

Facebook's new "seamless sharing" apps, which the company announced at this year's F8 developer conference, are causing a stir as more users are unintentionally subscribing to them and broadcasting their reading habits to their networks.

Mark Zuckerberg is telling Facebook employees that an initial public offering is "coming," leading some to believe the CEO means "coming soon."