Think twice before you cyberstalk—seeing someone online may make face-to-face interactions more stressful
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TODAY Show Hosts Love Selfies, Hate Selves
Then put on makeup as soon as possible
What Men Share on Social Media But Not With You
They won’t express their thoughts to you in person, but they’ll shout it to their hundreds of Facebook friends and Twitter followers
Harvard Study Suggests Racial Bias Among Some Airbnb Renters
Researchers analyzed temporary rental listings in New York City and found a pricing gap between races, but is it discrimination?
A Dramatic Reading of My YouTube Hate Comments
A Time writer reads her favorite insults aloud.
The 20 Best Worst Things That Have Been Said About Me on YouTube
As the debates over free speech vs. hate speech on the internet gets hotter, a TIME writer shares some of her favorite online insults.
Do You Use Your Cell Phone a Lot? It Might Be Making You More Anxious
Too much time spent on your cell phone doesn’t mean you’re more connected and happier.
#RoofBreakup: What We Learned From the Lovers Whose Tiff Went Viral
First, beware the innocuous-looking dude in the corner who’s live-tweeting. More importantly, moving in together isn’t always just moving in together
What Keeps Online Dating Segregated (and How to Fix It)
Online dating — as well as regular dating — is a very segregated activity, but a new study suggests that it may not take much to break racial and ethnic barriers.
Textual Relations: Couples Who Text Too Much Aren’t As In Love As They Want You To Think
Strong relationships are built on communication, or so the experts say. So digital relationships fueled by a torrent of texts should be ironclad, right?
Pediatricians: Limit Kids’ Texting and Internet Surfing
Too much time plugged in can contribute to cyberbullying and exchanging inappropriate content.
What Facebook and Twitter Reveal About Contagion
All that chatter on social media may be more valuable than we think, say researchers who are mining the postings for clues about how to best control infectious disease.
FDA To Regulate Health Apps
The FDA will start to regulate some smartphone apps that monitor health, officials announced Monday.
The AP reports that there are currently over 17,000 medical apps available for download, but many of these are …