Family issues can sever ties between relatives, parents, and children, but what happens when family members who have grown apart are still connected through Facebook? A Bay Area psychologist told The New York Times that he often hears patients talking about how they heard about a birth or wedding in the family through the social network, and not with a phone call or in-person visit.
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Posts about Japan’s earthquake and subsequent tsunami are going up on Facebook at a rate of dozens of postings per second.
