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A jury has found a Florida man guilty of second-degree murder after he killed his wife and posted a photo of her blood-spattered, lifeless body on Facebook. Rough Cut (no reporter narration). ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION) A jury found a Florida man For all of the talk of Apple ‘revolutionising the TV experience,’ typing is still a ginormous pain in the rear end on the new Apple TV. Heck, with the alpha-numeric keyboard in one long row rather than a grid, some would say its even harder to conduct Is Facebook dragging you down? According to a study by the University of BC’s Sauder School of Business, Facebook users get locked in a cycle of envy and self-importance as they feel the need to keep up with their Facebook friends. It’s kind of a Students walk between classes on the Diag in front of the Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library at the University of Michigan. (Photo: Detroit Free Press)Buy Photo The University of Michigan has asked Facebook to take down a White Student Union at University of A viral app is able to hoover up all of people's personal information and is able to sell it on to whoever it wants. An app called 'Most Used Words on Facebook' has been shared thousands of times but may be taking the information of those who use it. Claims that Vietnamese man with an Australian passport in the name ‘Phuc Dat Bich’ had been discriminated against by Facebook were false A photo of a passport which purports to show a man named Phuc Dat Bich. The photo has been circulated on social .

VANCOUVER -- What's driving your Facebook friends to post all those photos of their fabulous vacation? Envy may be the key motivator, according to new research from a University of B.C. professor. The study of 1,193 Facebook users at a German university JERSEY CITY — Mayor Steve Fulop broke his silence last night on the violence that has plagued the city's southern neighborhoods, leaving five dead in the last two weeks. Fulop bypassed the media and took his message straight to Facebook, posting a Facebook use can both spike and regulate the levels of stress hormone cortisol in teenagers, finds a new study by researchers at University of Montreal, Canada. Having more than 300 Facebook friends increased teenagers' levels of cortisol, the study found. Within its first five days of launching, 17.5 million people had tried Vonvon's "Most Used Words" quiz on Facebook. But once suspicions emerged that the quiz was selling users' personal information, that pace slowed to a crawl. The service lets .