Twitter became the second social network to hit the milestone on Wednesday afternoon and is currently adding 14 new accounts per second. 

You think your family has Facebook drama? Aaron Olson took his uncle to court repeatedly to settle his. 

Assistant football coach Jay Norvell tweeted nearly identical scholarship offers on Tuesday to six different high school players, violating NCAA rules.  

Understand your cable bill with help from today's Reddit Digest. 

Jeremy Lin is a "validation of the geek's worldview," according to Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian. Now you can enter a contest to see them both.

HBO could learn a lot from Matthew Inman's latest cartoon on file-sharing. 

A 17-year-old boy in Zimbabwe was found guilty of "criminal insult" on the social network.  

After being duped by a charity scandal in r/trees, Vape World pledged to donate some money to charity and giveaway free vaporizers. 

Shortly after his cause became a worldwide trending top on Twitter, Khader Adnan finally ate for the first time in more than 60 days. 

Why don't people have blue hair, and should redditors boycott Tinseltown to protest anti-piracy legislation? Find out in today's Reddit Digest.

Twitter records history in the moment. But a new study shows that roughly 10 percent of tweets and images are being lost over time. 

The Louisiana ruling took particular issue with the statute’s definition of a chat room. 

When I Can't Believe It's Not Butter shortened its name to comply with Twitter's character limits, hilarity quickly spread. 

Today on Reddit, a power user's multiple personality disorder is making a lot of redditors angry.

Anonymous strikes again for the third Friday in a row. 

This week, Reddit finally banned sexual images of minors.

The international radio broadcaster will be airing its morning news editorial agenda and inviting feedback across social media on Feb. 29.

In today's Reddit Digest, controversy over Chris Brown's police report and a witch hunt is nipped in the bud.

"Camel toes" are more offensive than "crushed heads," according to a training document.

The singer's funeral will be livestreamed.

Two redditors presented evidence of why Stephen Colbert cancelled this week's tapings of "The Colbert Show."

The avant-garde composer accused Davis of exploiting Whitney Houston, both during her drug-addled late career and after her death. 

On Reddit now: a movie about Nazis from the dark side of the moon and a political movement of ... Neutrons?

Environmentalists have gathered 800,000 signatures and counting from people who oppose the Keystone XL pipeline.

Vagina Pagina, which deals with sexual health, is one of LiveJournal's breakout communities.