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The Internet (or at least Twitter and MySpace) bade farewell to Trent Reznor and Stephanie Meyer respectively, if

It is no secret that Facebook has Twitter envy. The number one social networking site is not

Posters on the wall, teen magazines, boom boxes playing the same stupid songs over and over again (automatically!)

In a new report, Nielsen Online takes a closer look at how social media and video sites have

MySpace today announced a partnership with Citysearch that will bring Citysearch's database of local businesses to the social

MySpace just announced that it will bring its Open Platform to Windows Mobile phones. The new MySpace mobile

Red hot TV and movie site Hulu has added a major new feature this morning on the one

A new social networking site for music called WorldSings wants to "unite artists and music fans from around

According to the latest data from HitWise, Photobucket, the leading photo sharing site in the United States, saw

MySpace is announcing today that it is partnering with Citi to offer its users a co-branded credit card.

While it used to be a bit of a media darling, it's not often that we write about

According to a new report (PDF) from uptime monitoring service Pingdom, Facebook and MySpace, the two largest players

At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, MySpace just made some major announcements. They've announced plans to develop

In this edition of the Weekly Wrapup, our newsletter summarising the top stories of the week, we look

MySpace and Facebook are currently locked in a fight for the top position among social networks. In the

Brett Brewer, who co-founded InterMix Media - the company that developed MySpace - and turned a tidy profit

The share of adult internet users who are involved in social networking online has more than quadrupled in

Last night at the offices of blogging software company Six Apart, engineers and social media specialists from a

Meebo, the leading Web-based IM service, has reached its current level of popularity by providing Web access to

According to a new report from Netpop Research, 76% of all U.S. broadband users actively contribute to social