If Facebook has a core demographic, it is probably the 12-22 year old user the platform was originally designed around. However, we’ve been hearing for some time that the above-mentioned demographic is likely tiring of the service.  

Facebook scammers are increasingly trying to imitate American religious leaders and rake in some easy money.

Global data harvesting operation Facebook is rumored to be in talks to buy an Israeli mobile satellite navigation start-up, called Waze, for as much as $1 billion.

With more than a billion active accounts worldwide, it is easy to forget that some people don't actually use Facebook.

Web messaging services like WhatsApp have surpassed SMS text traffic for the first time ever, according to a report from Informa.

Indian authorities have arrested a 47-year-old man who tried to sell his newborn grandson to a local businessman.

Facebook is in hot water after it refused to take down a fake page which claimed to be the Aussie ambassador to the EU.

Financial securities regulators are leading the charge against initiatives to prevent companies keeping tabs on employees' social media accounts, stressing that the potential for abuse takes urgency over worker privacy.

For a while there has been speculation as to who is building what looks to be a super data centre in Altoona.

Ever thought you were worthless? Well, you’re not if you’re a fan of a Facebook brand. You’re worth 28 percent more than you were in 2010.

It looks like those morons who add you to Facebook groups without your permission have managed to claim a high-profile scalp.

Nasdaq CEO Robert Griefield is about to get a smaller bonus this year, thanks to his brilliant execution of the Facebook IPO last year.

The maker of fashion bags, Intel, is planning to push out a lot more hardware to the lucrative server market.

The US Air Force has defended itself against evil accountants by  designating six software tools as weapons so that they can compete for scarce dollars in the Pentagon budget.

Social networking site Facebook appears to have the magical power that helps kids fail in school. Kiwi researchers at Canterbury University found that the more times a kid checked the site, the more likely they were to fail in class. Psychology masters student Milesa Cepe found that nearly 40 percent of high school students who checked Facebook between 21 and 31-plus times a day either had low grades or failed.

The Russian government has started enforcing a new law that gives it the power to block internet content deemed illegal or harmful to children. 

Rumors have been circulating for quite some time now about an indigenously branded Facebook smartphone powered by Android and ready to take on Apple's wildly popular iOS.

28 year old Facebook boss mark Zuckerberg is rumoured to be heading into the murky world of political lobbying - co-organised with Harvard roommate Joe Green. It is expected the group will primarily be advocating immigration reform.

Saudi Arabia might pull the plug on a number of popular messenger applications such as Viber, Skype and WhatsApp. The trouble with instant messaging apps is that they can't be censored and that's not what the House of Saud likes to hear.