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Text messages between two people discussing their relationship status.

Check out this 9-year-old lotharioโ€™s awkward romantic text messages

Get ready to cringe. Weโ€™ve all been there- young love, trying not to say the wrong thing, tentatively feeling out if he โ€œlikesโ€ you, or โ€œlike-likesโ€ you. But we never had a famous big brother to document our romantic endeavours. Damion Cabrales, a nine-year-old from San Diego, has had his awkward conversations with his new [โ€ฆ]
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Two passengers on a plane wearing gas masks, one with a hat, both seated closely, with one holding a book.

Is passenger shaming ok?

A Facebook page has been set up dedicated to shaming people while out in public. Regardless of what their actual behaviour is, do we have the right to be vigilante naming and shaming?
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Kim Kardashian and Paris Hilton

Find out who unfriended you on Facebook

There is no greater horror than searching for a former school friend that you love to Facebook stalk only to find out that they unfriended you on the social network โ€“ honestly, the nerve!
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Facebook study: Oversharing online equals loneliness

Researchers at Charles Sturt University found that lonely women were more likely to spend a greater amount of time on social networking sites and have less privacy settings in place so everyone online can view their profiles. The study, โ€œSelf-disclosure on Facebook among female users and its relationship to feelings of lonelinessโ€, collected data from [โ€ฆ]
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Antoinette Koulas, aka Sydney Fashion Blogger, earns up to $5000 every time she updates her Instagram feed.

What fashion bloggers really earn

To their millions of followers, Australia's leading fashion bloggers are at the cutting-edge of style. Yet, with some earning six-figure salaries, it's their business practices that have started to come under scrutiny.
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Selfies causing teen head lice epidemic

A lice-treatment expert in the US says that she has observed a dramatic spike in the incidence of head lice and that the selfie sensation โ€“ where teenagers crush together to squeeze into self-portraits โ€“ is to blame. Marcy McQuillan says โ€œHead lice are spread through head-to-head contact. โ€œLice donโ€™t jump or fly, so you actually [โ€ฆ]
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A couple sits affectionately in front of a colorful graffiti wall, with the man holding the woman in his arms.

Meet the couple who broadcast their fights on Twitter

Claire Meyer and Alan Linic, a twenty-something couple from Chicago, have been publicly recording their fights on Twitter for the past three and half months. The couple created a shared twitter account titled โ€˜We Fought Aboutโ€™ which lists their every argument. And while they say their relationship is โ€œgoing really wellโ€, so far there have [โ€ฆ]
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Defence investigates Facebook pages in another internet sex scandal

The Australian Defence Force investigates Facebook pages in another internet sex scandal

The Australian Defence Force is investigating military personnelโ€™s connections to offensive sexist and anti-Muslim Facebook pages and posts. Townsville-based soldiers are apparently connected to pages with anti-women titles like โ€œBig Tits Donโ€™t Count If Ya Fatโ€ containing posts referring to local women as โ€œslutsโ€, Fairfax Media reports. The offensive Facebook posts have come to attention [โ€ฆ]
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Teens prefer time with mum and dad to Facebook friends

Teens prefer time with mum and dad to Facebook friends

Theyโ€™re dubbed the iGeneration, constantly attached to computers and smartphones and more socially active online than in the playground, but a study of the after school habits of Aussie teens reveals they prefer spending time at home with mum and dad than Facebook friends. The in-depth study which looked at 200 Canberra teenagers between the [โ€ฆ]
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Is it ever okay to write about your child's poo on Facebook?

Is it ever okay to write about your childโ€™s poo on Facebook?

Millions of parents are choosing to share their childโ€™s most humiliating moments on social media. Zoe Arnold asks where we should draw the line. I was doing some research online (okay, reading random items Iโ€™ve googled) and I stumbled across a gem of a blog called Thereโ€™s no place like Mommy. I was reading it [โ€ฆ]
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A tale of tweet romance: Gen-Y dating scene shifts to social media

A tale of tweet romance: Gen-Y dating scene shifts to social media

The evolution of online dating has seen it go from a desperate last resort, to an acceptable activity with some stigma attached, to just about the only option among Australian singles. But to Gen-Y, setting up an RSVP profile is no longer desperate or shameful, itโ€™s just passe โ€” Twitter is where itโ€™s at. The [โ€ฆ]
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Mum arrested for selling kids on Facebook

Mum arrested for selling kids on Facebook

A 22-year-old mother has tried to sell her two kids on Facebook for $5000. Hilarious, right? Thatโ€™s probably what she thought. Until she was arrested. Misty VanHorn allegedly tried to sell her two-year-old for $1,000, and asked for $4,000 for her four-year-old to get enough cash to bail her boyfriend out of jail. Hollywood Life [โ€ฆ]
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Do you suffer from Facebook envy?

Do you suffer from Facebook envy?

Weโ€™re all guilty of flicking through our friendsโ€™ holiday snaps on Facebook, but how much do we let it affect us? Have you felt little pangs of jealousy when you saw how much better a Facebook friendโ€™s vacation looked than yours? How their clothes looked more expensive and their hair more glamorous? Their children seemed [โ€ฆ]
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Manners in the new digital era

Manners in the new digital era

Twittering and texting are taking over our social lives. So what are the rules โ€“ and pitfalls โ€“ of this new digital era? June Dally-Watkins has been the high priestess of Australian etiquette and deportment for 50 years and, quite frankly, sheโ€™s appalled by the state of things. Sick of being knocked in the street [โ€ฆ]
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