"The Social Network 2" will be directed by Aaron Sorkin and will delve deeper into our obsession with social media.

Silicon Valley billionaire Sean Parker is taking the wraps off his long-awaited social network for politics, Brigade, saying it is one step toward tackling a problem that his former company ...

The Social Network begins with then-19-year-old Mark Zuckerberg being dumped by his girlfriend, Erica Albright (Rooney Mara). Back at his college dorm, Zuckerberg writes an insulting entry about ...

Silicon Valley billionaire Sean Parker has moved one step closer to a social network — for politics. The Napster co-founder’s new venture, Brigade Media, is acquiring a controlling stake in ...

It may seem like an oddly barebones approach to such a big problem. Like the original Facebook, Mahan and Parker are betting that a sophisticated social network grows from a “fun” and “snack ...

Sean Parker and Paulo Coelho‘s two man panel at DLD raised a number of interesting points about the future of content but it was Coelho’s question to Parker on his thoughts on the The Social ...

Speaking about internet meanness, Parker also proposed that all Twitter users agree to not say anything mean for a week. If only. Here's the whole panel, which is great: (the Social Network stuff ...

The Social Network was a beautiful and well-made film, said Sean Parker, who is depicted by Justin Timberlake in the movie about Mark Zuckerberg and the creation of Facebook.

One of the most prescient movies of the 21st century is getting a sequel—and it couldn’t come at a better time.

Facebook's first president Sean Parker leveled criticism at the social network he once headed, saying the network was designed to be addictive and is concerned about its effect on children.

Early Facebook backer Sean Parker, on stage at European conference DLD, just gave perhaps his most comprehensive reaction to The Social Network movie yet, calling it "a complete work of fiction." ...