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Crysta Hammond got a tattoo in Edmonton, only to later find a photo of herself online partially naked.

Australia’s highest court ruled Wednesday that asylum seekers can’t be sent to Malaysia, a major blow to the government’s plan to stem an influx of people from poor, war-torn countries attempting to reach Australia by boat.

One man’s bragging rights went awry when his Facebook boasts led to him being charged with reckless driving and other infractions.

The NOH8 Campaign held its first ever Provincetown open photo shoot at the Boatslip Resort on Monday, August 22nd.

A North Texas juror who was booted from a trial has been cited for contempt after trying to “friend” the defendant on Facebook.

A scorching drought in the southern Plains has caused hay prices to soar, benefiting farmers to the north but forcing many ranchers to make a difficult choice between paying high prices or selling their cattle.

Connecticut authorities say a person killed by a fire is apparently the state’s first death related to Hurricane Irene.

Stay with insidenova.com and our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/insidenova for up-to-the-minute local upates on Irene.

The Missouri State Teachers Association just learned it was awarded an injunction to stop a new Missouri social networking law from taking effect Sunday.

The percentage of Internet users who are on social-networking sites continues to climb, according to a survey released Friday by the Pew Internet & American Life Project.

The US star is the first co-presenter announced for the bash, which will see performances by himself, Jessie J, Katy B and Alexis Jordan.

Jive Software, the maker of social-networking software for businesses, filed to raise $100 million in a U.S. initial public offering.

PanARMENIAN.Net - Facebook and Twitter are to meet with UK riot-spooked government officials to discuss how social networks can play roles in keeping people safe during civil unrest, AFP reports.

Teachers in Missouri have gone to court to protest a new state law meant to protect children from sexual predators at school.

A Communist Party leader has told China’s Internet companies to tighten control over material online as Beijing cracks down on dissent and tries to block the rise of Middle East-style protests.