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Study: Prostitutes use Facebook to find 'Johns'

Users should be careful when accepting those friend requests. Some of them might want to be "friends" for a cost.

Tags: prostitution

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Have the voters changed their minds already?

Dave Ross, commentator

Tags: Wisconsin , Dave Ross , Scott Walker , unions , Tom Barrett

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Facebook privacy proves not so private...again

Facebook is moving the boundaries of privacy again, with plans to give third-party developers permission to ask social network users for their home addresses and phone numbers.

Tags: Evan Haning , privacy , online privacy

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Unsocial network: The stresses of Facebook

A study out of a Scottish university indicates Facebook, the social media site designed to reconnect with old friends and make new ones, may be stressing users out.

Tags: Veronica Robinson , Paul D. Shinkman , stress , Gilbert Salazar , Defakto Group

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Air Force hiring secret imaginary cyberfriends

The Air Force wants to create a whole unit of non-existent identities on social media sites.

Tags: Federal Drive , Cybersecurity Update , cybersecurity , Air Force , social media , RFP , twitter

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Are you a social networking animal?

How often do you post to Facebook, Twitter and other social media sites?

Tags: social media , twitter , Netpop Research

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Social Media is driving revolutions

J.J. Green, WTOP's national security correspondent

Tags: social media , twitter , J.J. Green

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Charles Co. monitors student Facebook bullying

A form of cyberbullying has become popular with teens in the WTOP listening area and law enforcement officers are taking action.

Tags: cyberbullying , Charles County Sheriff's Office , Diane Richardson

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Federal pros rise to social media challenges

The federal government is no stranger to Facebook, Twitter, blogs and even photo-sharing sites like Flickr. Using those tools effectively is the subject of the Federal News Radio Discussion: Shouting from the Rooftops.

Tags: Federal Drive , panel discussion , social media , twitter , Jennifer Gustetic , Phase One Consulting Group , Sheila Campbell , GSA , Haley Van Dyck , FCC , technology , management , Suzanne Kubota

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Man indicted for Metro threat seeks jail release

The Arlington man charged with making a threat on Facebook to put explosives on Metro and blow up manholes in Georgetown wants to get out of jail until trial.

Tags: Awais Younis , U.S. District Court in Alexandria , Frank Salvato , Metro , Georgetown

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