Are you an "LOL"-er or a "haha"-er? Or maybe you're the king of "hehe's" or the queen of smiley-face emoji. A new Facebook study shows that your way of expressing laughter on social media may have to ...

(CNNMoney) — According to research by Faceook, haha and emoji are more popular “e-laughs” than hehe and LOL. LOL had a good run, but its dominance is coming to an end. The classic Internet slang term, ...

Do you ‘haha’ or do you ‘hehe’? Or maybe you prefer to express yourself with emoji. And if you’re still laughing with ‘Lol’, you’re probably a bit out of touch, old-timer. Lol has fallen out of favour ...

To indicate laughter while surfing Facebook, do you write “lol,” “haha,” “hehe” or use a smiling emoji? To determine trends in "e-laughing," Facebook researchers recently crunched some data. In the ...

The most common laugh on Facebook is 'haha', surpassing various 'emoji', 'hehe' and 'lol', a new study on e-laughing has found. The most common laugh on Facebook is ‘haha’, surpassing various ’emoji’, ...

The use text expression of laughter "LOL" has dropped significantly, a Facebook study revealed last week. In this photo, dated Nov.12, 2012, a coffee cup adorned with social media text speak "LOL" is ...

SAN FRANCISCO — LOL had a good run. According to new research by Facebook, LOL’s dominance is coming to an end. The classic Internet slang term, which stands for “laugh out loud,” has been replaced by ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. SAN FRANCISCO (CNNMoney) — LOL had a good ...

The study, conducted in response to this fun, anecdote-based New Yorker article, found that 15 percent of people included laughter in a post or comment that week. The most common laugh of all is haha ...

Facebook last week released a report analysing how its users convey laughter. The way they expressed humour changed based on gender, age and geography. No joke: “lol” users are older than “haha” and ...

Washington: The most common laugh on Facebook is 'haha', surpassing various 'emoji', 'hehe' and 'lol', a new study on e-laughing has found. Researchers found that the vast majority of people in their ...

is a senior reporter who has covered AI, robotics, and more for eight years at The Verge. If you still “lol” at jokes online then you might be in the minority. A new report from Facebook into how ...