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Klemchuk Kubasta’s new Social Media Law Practice Group will assist company clients with issues such as trademark infringement and brand confusion on media such as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Facebook applications may have allowed third parties to access user information according to Symantec’s official blog. Facebook denies the claims, but Symantec went into quite a bit of detail explaining how it happened. As...
If you happen to be paying attention to anything other than your friends list, you might have noticed a trend. Facebook is popping up all over the place. No longer is it just a social networking...
Frequent tweeters have shorter real-life relationships than everyone else, at least according to OkCupid.
T-Mobile released a Facebook app today, one that will allow anyone to use VoIP to make calls to Facebook friends. No longer will you have to open Skype or FaceTime to call your friends,...
Google is prepared to whip out $100 million to entice someone to start producing original content on YouTube
Social media is crucial for the growth of many organizations, including charities. Social media resources most definitely bring new sources for exposure, but they alternatively and perhaps most importantly add a dynamic relationship.
Yammer, a social network designed for businesses, mixes the connectivity and collaboration features of Facebook and Twitter with the privacy companies and other organizations need to ensure a safe work environment. This new communication tool is currently used by over 100,000 companies and organizations and relies on Ogilvy PR to boost their adoption.
Network Solutions tried a different approach to raise awareness and gain new customers. Instead of spending millions on a 30-second TV ad to be run during one of the most prominent events of the year, they tried a social media campaign. They launched what they referred to as a “mockumentary-style Internet video campaign” called Go Granny that resulted in a 500% increase in .CO sales for Network Solutions.
Are new wiki-like question-and-answers sites the next big thing on the Internet? Personally, I doubt their success, and here are some arguments.
