A grassroots effort has begun on the Internet to rally support for USC in its next game against Oregon.
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Social media gears up for inauguration
The university will utilize Facebook, Foursquare and Twitter to promote the Inauguration of President C.L. Max Nikias.
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Cruelty is not a new discovery. The more horrific aspects of the recent incident at Rutgers lie in the methods of communication involved.
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The film drew in $23 million, as well as strong reviews from critics.
Read the rest of this article »Los Angeles logs on for Social Media Week
Los Angeles joins four other cities for the third conference dedicated to exploring the current and future uses of social media.
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Competition is rising up over social media’s latest craze: geo-location. Designed for mobile users, geo-location allows you to share your location with friends. There are several applications currently leading the geo-location bandwagon, including Foursquare, Gowalla and Facebook’s Places, which was introduced Aug. 18. Not surprisingly, the feature, just more than one year old, is not [...]
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Freshmen are more likely to break out of comfort zones if roommates are random.
Read the rest of this article »Have we met? Welcome, Facebook class of ’14
A paradigm shift has occurred in the mindset of college students in the United States, leaving us to muse about how and why we became the Zuckerberg Youth and the implications of our Web 2.0 lives.
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Facebook and Twitter have yet another privacy issue to worry about, thanks to a few bad Apples.
Read the rest of this article »The first week of school is always exciting. Classes are full, faces are smiling and first impressions are being made, whether you realize it or not. “Don’t judge a book by its cover” is a hard mantra to abide by, especially when everything is new — from the school year to the campus to the [...]
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