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For 12 years, the MTV reality series “Catfish” has traveled the U.S., presenting hundreds of intimate snapshots of what can go wrong when the heart mixes with technology.

With an estimated 5 percent of the population connected, Cuba has some of the most limited Internet in the world. Here's how the good people of this small island nation are hacking their way into the 21st century. 

Everyone is on Facebook, but if everyone were jumping off a bridge, would you do it? There are plenty of reasons Facebook is bad for you (you probably know most of them). 

Hopefully Ashley Madison’s investors are more faithful than its users.

Avid Life Media, the parent company of the infamous dating website for cheating spouses, confirmed on Wednesday that it intends to go public in London later this year, with plans to raise up to $200 million.

"If you ain't on the information superhighway then baby where is you?"

As social media platforms value ever-smaller snippets, Internet fame is shrinking from micro to nano.

If you thought everything you always wanted to know about sex was online, you may have been wrong...until now.

For feel-good stories, emerging new websites like Thought Catalog, Upworthy and ViralNova aim to lift up, not take down.

In her upcoming Vanity Fair tell-all, Monica Lewinsky raises questions about the "culture of humiliation" that has sprung up along with the rise of social media.

And yet it feels we've only scratched the surface.

Are you one of the millions of Internet users who enjoys their daily stream of "meme" content while harboring a dark secret: that you don't know how to actually pronounce "meme?" Don't worry — according to the...

Welcome to the age of hyper-information. We're not reading less, but...

P!nk responded to Internet criticism on Twitter about her weight gain, saying her body is having "some much deserved time off. And, then she signed off as "Cheesecake". 

White and gold, or blue and black? The debate over the colors of a dress set off a social media conflagration that few were able to resist.

Pseudo-anonymous social apps don’t have any idea how to handle mental health...

Inside the soul-crushing world of content moderation, where low-wage laborers soak up the worst of humanity, and keep it off your Facebook feed.

It's a sign of the times that we no longer get our information from musty old volumes and the daily papers hung on racks with poles. This fall the New York Public Library will seek to bridge broadband access gap between rich and poor and begin lending out wi-fi hotspots that will allow users to access high-speed Internet from their homes.