Facebook may have close to 500 million users, but it has one of the lowest scores on the American Customer Satisfaction Index, which ranks how people respond to certain companies. That means you like paying taxes slightly more than Facebook.

Playboy has launched a SFW website aimed at "those who are bored at work."

Sometimes the Internet saves people from being sex trafficked. Good! But sometimes the Internet beats up on an 11-year-old girl, posting her address, phone number and making her cry. Bad. This is what happened to Jessi Slaughter.

Casey Neistat sorts through all of the recent hullaballoo and presents a short film about what Facebook is and isn't. You could even call it a "Facebook status update."

If you've never seen Jeffery & Cole Casserole, the LOGO show spawned from Jeffery Self and Cole Escola's funny YouTube sketch videos, you're missing out. Inside, watch two ~preview~ clips from the show's second season, premiering July 9 at midnight.

Public libraries in the internet age have become less about books and more about free porn and librarian sex. But one Massachusetts lawmaker is on a mission to stop it, by publicly shaming people caught watching porn on library computers.

Have you ever heard of Lots-o'-Huggin Bear? Did you play with the toy as a child? No? Us either. As it turns out, it's because the toy never existed in the 80s, as these YouTube videos would suggest.

That whole uproar about Senator Joe Lieberman's bill to give the president an internet "kill switch?" He says it's all just "misinformation," and only wants the president to have the power to "disconnect the American Internet" when bad things happen.

In order to keep up with the times, Dave has decided to venture out into the world of Twitter, webcasts, and podcasts. As the video shows, he clearly doesn't have the hang of the internet just yet.

Just as we all expected, people are finally getting over the internet's newest faddish party game, Chatroulette. The site had its first down month in May with unique users dipping 15 percent. Next!

This short clip from The Webbys is chock full of the best moments, from Buzz Aldrin to Animal to Roger Ebert declaring, "Veni, Vidi, Vici." It was a good night for the Internet.

You probably don't know Andrea Feczko, but odds are you've seen her YouTube videos, like this Ke$ha one (25 million views!). At The Webutante Ball, Feczko interviewed several "Internet famous" personalities for advice on how to make it happen.

In honor of the release of his book, Delivering Happiness, Tony Hsieh shot a video explaining why Zappos has become a successful business model.

While the Insane Clown Posse are probably best known for their brand of horrorcore style rap lyrics and minuscule stints in the pro-wrestling circuit, they've recently shown off their softer, more spiritual side with their video for their single "Miracles."

Oh no! Twitter has been down intermittently for an hour or so, leaving the world totally unaware of the current level of Justin Bieber fandom. Why is the incredibly popular social networking site still experiencing outages like this?

Just in case you haven't had your fill of Internet Week New York-related goodness yet, here's a video from CNN that examines the mysterious trend of techie people who *gasp* like to throw and attend parties, including the Webutante Ball.

Did you ever wonder what went on during Internet Week New York, but weren't around to see for yourself? Well, thanks to this video by NYC Media, anyone can take a peek inside the festivities in all their nerdy glory.

Ponying may be the new "icing." Ginuwine's "Pony" was a bump-n-grind staple of late 90's bar mitzvahs and middle school dances, but has found new life as the latest cruel horror you can inflict upon your fellow bro-kind. More inside!

Popular jihadi website al Samoud has been hacked—at least that's what the web forum's administrator, Abu al-Aina'a al-Khorasani, says. On al Fallujah message board he warns that his online journal has "been the subject of an ‘infiltration operation.'"

Fox News Anchor Greta Van Susteren started a poll on her blog asking if she was dumber than a guy who sent her hate mail. She "won." "havw [sic] some fun!" she wrote today, "the poll was a joke!"