Many have fallen victim to one of the several cheap online clothing retailers with connections to China, who use false advertising to con shoppers into buying poor quality clothing.
This week in social media, Facebook released its (amazing) quarterly earnings, Twitter released its (terrible) quarterly earnings. Meanwhile, Snapchat is apparently crushing it in online video.
The software engineer that publicly called out Twitter for its stifling, un-diverse leadership culture while leaving the company last year has a new job at Slack.
Social media is poking fun at the news that the 15-year-old was caught vaping in school. Fatima Ptacek, a. k. a "Dora The Explorer," got caught giving vaping a try in school and social media is having a blast with the news.
Teenagers are hurting themselves on social media just for the fun of it. The latest crazy Twitter trend includes self-inflicted pain and embarrassment with a banana peel.
Twitter users used a variety of photos and pop culture memes to make fun of Donald Trump's campaign rallys, which have received criticism for the hostile environment they create.
Young women are taking to social media to take part in the latest controversial fad, posting photos of their waistlines covered by a piece of paper. The point of the challenge is to prove that one has a desirable waistline.
Check out celebs who have Instagram lookalikes and let us know which ones you think could be twins. We found a few celebrity lookalikes on Instagram, whose resemblance to stars like Selena Quintanilla, Jennifer Lopez, and Adriana Lima will definitely surprise you.
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It's time for Social Media Sunday! This week in social media, Facebook is still showing Snapchat envy with its latest startup acquisition. Meanwhile, the effectiveness of Snapchat advertising might actually be measurable, thanks to a new startup, and Twitter is giving out bonuses to keep employees from leaving the company.
This week in social media, Facebook and its subsidiary WhatsApp backed Apple in its encryption fight with the FBI, the same week that a WhatsApp executive was briefly jailed in Brazil in a similar case.
This week in social media, word leaked out that Facebook will start showing ads in Messenger very soon. Meanwhile, Twitter executives bought millions in their company's stock in a move to boost confidence, and Snapchat is rumored to have started delivering detailed ad analytics, possibly resulting in a dip in prices.
The event brings Latinos from various parts of the U.S. for one week of workshops, activities and lectures about digital media, marketing and entertainment.
