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Facebook is also rolling out 'an improved system to determine what is trending.'

If the facts aren't selling your product, you need to improve it.

Which video got the no. 1 spot? (Hint: Look at the picture above.)

The goal of capitalizing on hot trends is to strengthen your brand.

Ikea displayed a photograph of a young boy with his finger under his nose as a "pretend mustache" -- reminding customers of Adolf Hitler.

Say hello to iPal, the cold, hard stand-in parent your kid has always wanted.

The quality of Facebook's trending stories has suffered after it replaced human editors with algorithms.

The story popped up days after Facebook announced it would no longer use editors to curate trending news.

The trending news section of the world's largest social network is now completely automated.

Humans are strange beasts. The proof is in this bewildering list, courtesy of the goal-getters at motivational app StickK.

From indexing the web to breaking it, here are the online moments that changed everything.

Whoops, he butchered a cultural phenomenon (that could make his employer $3 billion richer) and the internet won't let it go.

Heavens to Charizard, Nintendo's viral comeback app is making humans pull zany, dangerous stunts, all in pursuit of stupidly adorable Pokémon.

It's all about the cash and cachet. Stephen Curry, Justin Bieber and Blac Chyna are the latest stars to keep up with the Kardashians in the keyboard invasion game.

Reddit has the largest number of users who say they get their news on the site at 70 percent, followed by Facebook users at 66 percent and Twitter at 59 percent.

The snoozy GIF says it all -- or does it?

Embracing social entrepreneurship with an eco twist, SaltWater Brewery uses beer-brewing byproducts to create biodegradable rings that nourish -- not maim and kill -- marine life. We'll drink to that.

3nder, the 'Tinder for threesomes,' scored some free media coverage with its campaign to get users to ship stinky socks to Tinder.

Some 12 'conservative thought leaders' will join the meeting with Zuckerberg on Wednesday, a Facebook spokesman said.

The social media network says no news outlets are prohibited from appearing on its trending topics list.

The claim comes from a journalist who worked on the platform's 'trending' sidebar, which shows popular articles and topics on a certain day.