Race and Social Media: How to Push the Conversation Forward

“2014 was the year everyone started talking about race,” said Jenna Wortham, a New York Times technology reporter, at the

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Social Media-Driven 'Chef' Movie Is Tribeca Film Festival Darling

A story about how delicate and powerful the social-media world can be for both growing and squashing a business was

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20 Twitter Short Stories Written by Mashable Readers

If Twitter has taught us anything, it’s that a lot can be said in just 140 characters. Jokes? Check. Breaking

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13 Photos of Airy Pastel Colors to Brighten Your Mood

We welcomed springtime and warm weather with last week’s Mashable Photo Challenge, which centered around pastel colors. New York City

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Ronald McDonald Loses the Jumpsuit, Is Ready for His Selfie

Ronald McDonald is taking a page out of the millennial playbook.
The 51-year-old clown revealed an updated wardrobe and a hashtag

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Coming to Your Twitter Feed: Ads That Preview Company Websites

Twitter is making good on its promise to surface new types of ads this year
On Friday Twitter announced Website Cards,

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11 Tips for Breaking Up With Someone on Social Media

Social media is a powerful tool that allows human tools to break free of all relationship commitments from the comfort

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Pinterest Adds Smarter Search Tool

Pinterest is adding new search features to help users better navigate the 30 billion pins on the site.
The company just

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How Much Is the Average Facebook User Worth?

Facebook released its first quarter 2014 earnings report on Wednesday, beating Wall Street’s estimates with posted revenues of $2.5 billion.
The

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Google+ Isn't Dead, It's Just Overexposed

Sometimes — less frequently these days, thankfully — Google+ still gets compared to a ghost town. It’s a metaphor from

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