When Tawnya Ford and Larry Sumpter found out that their 15-year-old daughter, Madelynn, had helped sneak boys into a sleepover party, they came up with two forms of punishment. And they let Maddie choose. Either a month without a phone or two weeks without a phone but the parents get complete control of her social media. She chose the latter, and her father did not disappoint with the content.

Ursula Goff knows that not everything is as it appears when it comes to social media selfies. That's why she's on a mission to let people know that just because someone looks perfect on social media, that doesn't mean that they're perfect in real life. She's using her new photos to expose the smoke and mirrors and encourage people to be happy with themselves.

Hans Rosling is passionate about issues around the media and this is a snapshot of a heated debate between Hans and a Danish broadcaster on television.

Did you know animals are taking over social media?  They really have invaded our channels; channels such as Twitter, Facebook, Pintrest and Google+.  Here's a fascinating infographic with some interesting facts.

An insurance agent uses the Internet to get potential customers by clever or inappropriate ad placement. This is the new way of ambulance chasers of the past to make money off the friends and families shock.
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