social media

With so much rain lately your kids are probably spending a lot of time indoors staring at a computer screen.

A cover letter and resume aren't the only things an employer looks at when you're applying for a job.

Do you remember the old song “School Days” and the line "Reading and writing and arithmetic?"

Which is your social media of choice? Do you even have a favorite or preference?

A new poll finds that teens are sharing more about themselves on social media. They're also moving increasingly to Twitter to avoid their parents and the "oversharing" that they see on Facebook.

If you are just now getting used to Facebook's transition from the wall to Timeline, prepare yourselves, more changes are on the way.

Every middle school student in New Jersey would be instructed on the responsible use of social media, if a bill advancing through Trenton eventually earns the Governor's signature.

Despite the photo circulating on Facebook claiming it was an eight-year-old girl who died in the Boston Marathon bombing, the victim was in fact, a little boy. He is someone's son, someone's brother, and someone who just wanted to spend a fun day watching a race.

Students in Ridgewood have until Monday morning at 7 a.m. to delete nude photos that they may have shared, or face criminal charges.

With more and more Garden State residents using Facebook and Twitter, including criminals and the mentally unstable, a growing number of New Jersey police departments are teaching their officers the ins and outs of social media, so they know what's permissible and what could cause a problem