The West Virginia Legislature has joined the social networking generation.

Spam and viruses have made their way from your inbox to your Twitter account.

The latest warnings and recalls could soon be shot straight to your hip—on your mobile device.

Chad Ochocinco is working on a tweet surprise for the NFL.

Social Networking sites could be keeping criminals at bay.

OSU police are gearing up for the new school year and challenges that may come with it.

The Better Business Bureau warns consumers of to good to be true job scams.

Cities are joining Twitter to increase visibility and to interact with residents and area businesses.

Tech-savvy Iranians have turned to Twitter to spread the word and pictures on post-election protests amid a government crackdown on traditional media.

It’s a boy for former fashion model Kimora Lee Simmons and actor Djimon Hounsou..

As the Twitter juggernaut roars across the Internet seemingly unobstructed, meet at least one guy who has angrily placed himself in its path.

Oprah Winfrey sent her first “tweet” during a taping of her television talk show.

Keep your digital life intact after your death.

Ohio police agencies are signing on to the messaging Web site Twitter to inform residents about accidents, traffic conditions and suspects being sought.

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