A new study says Facebook behavior isn't a good indicator of prospective employee performance.

The Winklevoss twins of Facebook fame are pitching an investment fund for Bitcoin.

If you go to Facebook today, you’ll find more content with no ads next to it. Why? It’s deemed controversial by the site, and advertisers don’t want any part of it.

The FTC has told two dozen Internet search engines to make sure online consumers can tell the difference between advertising and the 'natural' results of an Internet search.

Vine, on Twitter, lets you make a six-second video. Instagram, on Facebook, up to 15 seconds. What's nine more seconds worth?

Facebook is adding videos to its photo-sharing app Instagram. It's the company's answer to Twitter's Vine app.

Facebook is gearing up to hold a big press event tomorrow. So far the topic is under wraps, but the company says "a small team has been working on a big idea."

The tech companies' sudden, overt concern about transparency in government surveillance may be as much about protecting themselves as consumers.

Facebook apologizes for offensive content and advertisers have pulled out. How can advertisers really know where their ads are going?

A growing chorus of women's rights groups called on advertisers to boycott the site for allowing content that promoted sexism and violence towards women.