Bogota-based English-language newspaper “The City Paper” celebrated its 3rd birthday Tuesday and announced plans to extend circulation to Medellin and Cali. Editor-in-chief Richard Emblin told Colombia Reports that he…
Colombian rocker Juanes promotes his new single “Regalito” from his fifth album “P.A.R.C.E,” during a Facebook Live interview. The popular musician revealed on Monday, during Facebook Live’s first-ever Spanish-language interview, that…
Two girls who arranged a meeting with a stranger via Facebook have been found dead in Colombia’s second city Medellin, television network Caracol reported Monday. The two 16-year-old girls were…
A Bogota man tells the Facebook world to come to his apartment and take everything he owns. It is unclear why, but no one cares. The Facebook page from Bogota…
Some 11.8 million Colombians are now connected to the Internet, an increase of 31% compared to last year, according to a study by comScore. “The online channel in Colombia has…
A Facebook page in the name of “Alfonso Cano,” the leader of Colombian guerrilla group the FARC, was removed from the social media website a few days after media discovered…
A British man who was held hostage in Colombia seven years ago released a documentary on Wednesday about returning to the country to meet his kidnapper. Mark Henderson was visiting…
Former Colombian President Alvaro Uribe on Wednesday added to his online presence by launching his own website at www.alvarouribevelez.com. Colombia’s former president is an active user of social networking site, with…
Colombia’s minister of defense announced Sunday that the Colombian government seeks legislation to make cyberterrorism a punishable crime in Colombia. Minister German Vargas Lleras proposed ammending Law 599 as a…