For 48 hours, the airline said nothing about the matter, an unusual course for a company known for skillfully cultivating the public through social media.

A good inscription in a used book offers a hint of relationships beyond the ones imagined by the volume’s author.

The police said Kendale Robinson approached Al-Taya Conyers on a Boerum Hill street and shot her a number of times.

Four N.Y.U. students have decided people should be able to communicate online without surrendering their privacy to a big business.

When a group of students at Riverdale Country School went a day without text messages, they rediscovered the freedom of youth.

Web site founders discuss their private moments of desperation at a support group in the East Village called Founder Therapy.

Tom & Jerry’s, a bar on Elizabeth Street in NoHo, plays host to a go-getting crowd of Internet start-up founders, bloggers and online marketers.

Tom & Jerry’s, a bar on East Houston Street in Manhattan, plays host to a go-getting crowd of Internet start-up founders, bloggers and online marketers.

A few days using Foursquare shows that behind every door of the city is something precious to someone, an invisible, unique wonder in some obscure category.

Michael Musto — who has chronicled the lives of drag queens, club kids, and an array of freaks and celebrities for The Village Voice for 25 years — still turns heads.