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Have you discovered the new security features in Facebook yet (well, I say they're NEW, but they've actually been in effect for over a year)? My wife discovered them a little over a month ago and now we both have our accounts setup to take advantage of them.

How cool is this? Ever wanted to watch a show that has the music you like and pictures of family and friends integrated some of the scenes? Get ready because "Aim High" is coming to Facebook October 18th!

If you were one of the Ka-billion people who, like me, who whined and complained about the changes on Facebook this week, hold on to your hats! Big changes are a comin'!

Remember the "Friday, Friday" singing teenager named Rebecca Black that Lisa posted about recently? Well, apparently she's not the only Rebecca Black on Facebook and some of the teens fans aren't too happy about it!

There are thousands and thousands of groups and pages on FaceBook, covering just about any topic imaginable. Here are some of my favorite LOCAL ones!

A few weeks ago Kevin Fowler sent a request to all of his Facebook friends to submit video clips to use in the video for his new song, "Hell Yeah, I Like Beer".

Are you kidding me? A 13 year old is questioned by the Secret Service about a post on Facebook!

Taylor Swift has teamed up with American Greetings and Covergirl to give fans an opportunity to brag on their moms for a chance to win some Taylor swag.

Just hours after the death of Osama Bin Laden, cybercriminals rolled out a host of scams designed to target Internet users searching for news about the late al Qaida leader.

You could own a piece of social networking history at a fraction of the original cost!

Everyone loves Facebook, but here is a story that will make you think twice about those privacy settings and what you post! Talk about a potential nightmare!

According to the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, social networking sites are now used as a primary source of evidence in four of out five divorcee proceedings. Facebook, the most popular social networking destination, is cited in two-thirds of divorce cases, followed by MySpace at 14 percent and Twitter at five percent...