Startup creates system where customers get immediate rewards for tagging businesses; the more followers of the social media users, the bigger the reward

The age of information is reshaping our recall capacities, but does delegating mental responsibilities to devices work for us, or against us? Researchers say the answer is both

Social media giant blames 'an issue in one of our central software systems' for shutting down platform and all connected apps

Celebrities helped expand museum's presence online, where 'people could reach us, ask questions and discover the history,' says official

State Department's Iran envoy slams 'deeply hypocritical regime' for shutting down internet while top officials continue to use accounts

Jewish comedian and actor says platforms thrive on amplifying stories that 'appeal to our baser instincts and that trigger outrage and fear'

Lütfü Türkkan has history of anti-Jewish tweets and has previously urged Turkey to declare Israel a 'terrorist state'

Social media giant believes false accounts could represent some 5% of active users; government demands for information hit new high

Online campaign led by multiple accounts follows pattern on social media when controversial, international events erupt

As PM's son sat in conversation with 'America's Rabbi' Shmuley Boteach, a few protesters broke a vow of silence given at the door. Both sides seemed to enjoy the ensuing fight