Social networking services

Facebook, pressed for years by users to add a "dislike" button, announced Sept. 15 it was working on the feature and will be testing it soon.

Supermodel Naomi Cambpell decided to participate in #FreeTheNipple move sharing a very bare still from her forthcoming Taschen two-volume book.

The hashtag #FreeTheNipple refers to the dissatisfaction among women that social networks like Facebook (and Facebook-owned Instagram) censorship of female nipples , even in posts of breastfeeding.

A college student near the Indian city of Hyderabad has been arrested for tricking female students into revealing secrets about their sex lives, before blackmailing them that he could post the chats if they didn’t send him nude pics!

Athlete Theodora Hatzi’s photos are going viral on Greek social media sites. The star of the track and field uploaded all her glory on Instagram.

Facebook is billed as the place to share and connect, and would-be refugees are using it as a tool to flee war in the Middle East. They utilize social media to help them find people smugglers through a whole host of information services available online to allow users to research prices, fees, bribing costs as well as dangers of various routes.

Facebook boasted of a new benchmark Aug. 27 in its seemingly inexorable march to Internet ubiquity: a billion people used the social network in a single day.

Do not look down on 9GAG, where users upload and share content. Some posts, particularly on Turkey, could inform people or at least make them laugh. Here are some of them.

Twitter failed to add users at a quick enough pace for investors in the second quarter even as revenue grew sharply, feeding concerns about whether it can ever become a mass-market service like Facebook or Google.

Athens’ Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport (AIA) on Wednesday announced that it is the first worldwide to implement a flight live information application through Facebook Messenger. Additionally, it debuted free and unlimited WiFi on all airport premises.

Two young ladies based in the US have built a huge following on social media after they started posting pictures of themselves wearing a different bikini every day. 25 year-old Natasha Oakley, originally from Australia and 23 year-old Devin Brugman from Hawaii, who met on Facebook turned their love of bikini fashion blogging into a very lucrative business.