Social Media Saturday: Facebook Is Creepy [and Mostly White Men] While Twitter's Better at World Cup News

A roundup of the biggest, most interesting or weirdest social media news from the week.

Brazil and Chile Face Each Other In Knockout Opener of World Cup; Predicting the Winner

Brazil and Chile have both played great so far. These two proud soccer nations will be facing one another in the second consecutive World Cup elimination round. The winner will advance to the quarterfinals. See who has the edge.

FIFA World Cup 2014: Brazilian Security Command Center Accidentally Shows Wi-Fi Password, Sensitive Info in Press Photo

With nearly $1 billion funding FIFA World Cup 2014 security in Brazil, one newspaper photo poked a hole in Sao Paulo's cybersecurity.

World Cup 2014 -- Messi vs. Ronaldo: Which Player Had the Better Group Round?

On Thursday, the group stage of the FIFA World Cup in Brazil came to an end. That date also featured the third match of Cristiano Ronaldo's World Cup campaign and an opportunity to compare his performance with that of his perennial rival Lionel Messi. Here's how the two stack up

World Cup 2014 -- USA vs. Germany: Observations from USA's 1-0 Loss

The United States booked a berth in the Round of 16 despite losing 1-0 against the Germany. The team earned the right to move on thanks to a late tally from Cristiano Ronaldo in Portugal's 2-1 win over Ghana. Here are some observations from the US's loss.

How Luis Suarez'sWorld Cup Bite Fares Against Most Controversial Suspensions in Sports

As controversial and bizarre as Luis Suarez's biting incident during the 2014 World Cup was, for which he was suspended there have been some pretty bizarre in-game incidents in sports over the last few years. From Mike Tyson's bite to NBA brawls, Latin Post.com takes a look at some of the most bizarre sports-related incidents and suspensions in recent memory

Team X-Ray: Latin American Countries Thriving at 2014 FIFA World Cup

Soccer has always been the most popular sport in Latin America and the 2014 World Cup is the best place to showcase that. As we head into the round of 16 this weekend, we are able to see that no area of the world has been more successful in this year's tournament than Latin America.

America Takes on Germany: Preview and Predictions

Group G comes down to one game. America and Germany will play one another for a chance to win the group and play in the knockout round. Latinpost.com previews this must-see matchup.

How We Watch the World Cup 2014: Broadcasters Focus on Connected, Multiscreen Experience

Technology advancements have affected the 2014 FIFA World cup, particularly the global viewing experience. Broadcast and streaming services during this year's soccer tournament is expected to be available on up to 5.9 billion screens worldwide.

Honduras and Switzerland Face Off in a Critical Group E Matchup

Group E of the 2014 FIFA World Cup has been competitive as expected with France leading the way. Both Honduras and Switzerland have a chance to advance to this year's knockout round. Latin Post.com breaks down the possibilities and previews the game.

Japan and Colombia to Face Each Other in Group C World Cup Game

Colombia has already clinched its berth in the 2014 World Cup playoffs, but Japan and Greece are all fighting for second place. Even Ivory Coast is still slightly hanging on for a chance for the Group C title.

Italy and Uruguay Face Off in a Critical Group D Matchup

With Costa Rica already clinching the Group D No. 1 seed, there is only one spot remaining. Both Italy and Uruguay will play each other to see who advances to the knockout round and who stays home.

World Cup 2014 Viewership Increases on ESPN, Univision Despite Pessimistic Rasmussen Reports Poll

A Rasmussen Reports poll has bad news for soccer fans: Americans do not think soccer will be as popular in the U.S. as it is worldwide within the next five years. But English- and Spanish-language television viewership is up anyway.

Italy and Uruguay: Head to Head; Comparing Both Countries On and Off the Field

Even though Italy and Uruguay, who will meet in World Cup 2014 action in Brazil on Tuesday, are separated by almost 7,000 miles, they share many similar characteristics, especially soccer. Let's compare theses two great nations on and off the field.

USA vs. Portugal: What We Learned, Can Expect From Both Teams in 2-2 World Cup Draw

The United States and Portugal battled to a thrilling 2-2 draw in Manaus that brought about a great deal of highs and lows for both countries. Here are some observations on how the game played out.

World Cup 2014 Advertising Views on YouTube Top NFL Super Bowl Videos: Brazilians Viewing More Soccer Videos than US, Mexico

The 2014 World Cup has attracted more advertisement views than NFL's Super Bowl on YouTube.
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