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The Jump! Mag Writing Competition Winner, in the under 10 years category, is Eden Rose, with her wonderful article on being a girl.

Following a call to action by several feminist groups, Facebook pledged this week to do a better controlling gender-based hate on the social network.

A recent study published online in PLOS ONE discusses how data from Facebook can be utilized by pubic health workers for surveillance of obesity prevalence.

Facebook made plenty of rookie mistakes in its IPO — the technical glitches on the NASDAQ exchange that delayed the first trades for 30 minutes alone revealed an unfortunate amateurish approach — but Facebook did one thing right.

A harsh new ad from the group says social shares aren't enough, in a new turn in the online-activism debate.

Yesterday, I asked Facebook to take down a fraudulent page. Within a few hours it was gone, just a shadowy image of a bandaged thumb where it used to be. Very effective. It's highly likely I get better treatment from Facebook than your average Joe (because, um, they know me.

Business owners looking to get the most out of social media advertising do not need a big budget to do so. In fact, new research has found that most businesses rely predominantly on creating branded pages when marketing their businesses on social media.

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Allowing Facebook access to track what you’re listening to on Spotify, Rdio, YouTube and other integrated music apps has finally yielded some interesting information. Facebook partnered with Stamen Design to create Beatquake, a project that [...] Hartford’s #1 For Hip Hop & R&B

After an activist campaign and advertiser boycott, the social network deems any content that glorifies rape or domestic violence as hate speech. Read this article by Dara Kerr on CNET News.