social media

This is the biggest online dating week of the year, with a fresh new crop of people looking for love. Not all of them are putting emphasis on the importance of a good profile picture. Surely you can add to this list of profile pic pet peeves!

Seeing the letters "SFS" pop-up over and over again yesterday left me completely confused.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is getting lambasted over the site's data leaks and privacy issues. Is it even worse than we thought? The Zuck tackled the issue head-on with an answer.

If you win that trip to see Coldplay in Seattle, is this how you're going to view the show?  You won't be alone.  The small screen is so darned addictive, even with live music right in front of you.

If you're on the dating apps, you know things can get a little dicey to say the least. If only they would write "I'm nuts" on their profile pics, it would save so much time!  Has this happened to you?

Are you annoyed by Facebook photos of cheeseburgers? What about your friends' political rants?  Actually, there's another type of post that bothers Idaho a whole lot more.

Thanks to social media, we are able to discover that others are facing the exact same hardships that we are.  If your McDonald's mozzarella sticks are missing a key ingredient, you're not alone!

So you fall in love, follow each other on social media, like all of each other's posts, and then break up.
Awwwkward!
But now you can limit the posts your ex sees about you, on at least one social media site.

If you aren’t able to join us at the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure this Saturday, you can still help them fund life-saving mammograms for uninsured and underinsured women and men in Idaho.  And – thanks to Idaho’s local grocery store, Albertsons, it&Clos…

I saw this article in the Huffington Post this morning and I just had to share.