Half of the world's estimated online population now check in to the social networking giant Facebook at least once a month.

Facebook has been prevented from stopping users in Germany creating accounts under false names.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has moved a step closer to becoming the richest person in the world.

In a mindless act of disregard to endangered Gangetic River Dolphin, a Facebook user has posted photos in which he poses with a dead dolphin calf.

A woman who used a pseudonym on Facebook so that she'd be more difficult to find changes her name by deed poll to the fake name because she was blocked from accessing her account.

Today, as a nation, we are ashamed of what we have become; we are ashamed of the barbarians amongst us, who find perverse pleasure in the torture and death of a child, so much so that they record the act and share it gleefully on Facebook.

With the whole nation spilling in outrage and protest over the incident, star cricketer Mushfiqur Rahim joined in and voiced his denounce in the social networking platform Facebook.

In two days, till last count at 6:30pm on Monday, the video had fetched 2,250,348 views, 100,161 likes and 118,647 shares on Facebook.

Facebook now lets you detach a video from the News Feed and move it anywhere within the browser window, so you can scroll Facebook while watching.

An Australian man is still at large after an exchange with police on Facebook where he asked them to change his mugshot.

Move over selfie, India is embracing the "velfie" with Bollywood stars, sporting heroes and even politicians taking and posting videos of themselves online using a range of new mobile apps.

A California mother and her teenage son reunite after 15 years apart, all thanks to an old family photograph post to Facebook.

The company launches a suggested videos feed that curates a sequence of clips, interspersed with adverts.

Facebook unveils a new logo but the changes appear only slight.

Mark Zuckerberg's ambition on the future of facebook is far beyond what it is today reports the news sky.

Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg figures there could be a formula that explains how people think.

Videos of the rosy-cheeked toddler pulling herself up climbing walls zipped across the Internet this week, drawing millions of views on Facebook in just a few days, reports CNN.

In solidarity with the gay pride, social media users especially of Facebook have been found updating their profile photos with a bright splash of colours over the last few days.

Bangladesh wicket keeper Mushfiqur Rahim urges Bangladesh Cricket fans to “refrain from posting any abusive comments on social network”.

Are we becoming perverts as a people? Sex-starved drooling morons? Look around and you tend to believe so.