The Shout Brigade Joins the Social Media Game
Shout Brigade is a recently launched social media marketing and web design company based in Washington, DC.
Category: Social Media
Survey: Half of All Businesses Do Not Have Social Media Policies
A recent survey by Proskauer revealed that while 76 percent of businesses use social networking for business purposes, more than half of them do not have social media networking policies in place.
PR Resources: UK-Based Brand Monitoring Tool CrowdControlHQ
CrowdControlHQ enables users to see what is happening across multiple social media accounts, coordinate social media activity across teams, track buzz, and much more.
eToro OpenBook – Social Network for Traders Adds More Functionality
eToro’s Open book grew at an amazing rate since first launching last July. In one year, the network managed to attract over 1.5 million users in over 130 countries.
Myspace Sells for $35 Million. What’s Next?
Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation managed to get rid of its comatose Myspace for $35 million, but the buyer, Specific Media will have a rough time getting its ROI.
The Brain Tree Aims to Be Facebook for Research
The Brain Tree’s PR campaign failed to convince us of the purpose of the site. How is this site anything like Facebook is beyond our reach.
Social Network for Kids Skid-e-Kids Grows in the U.S.
A recent press release by the company revealed that Skid-e-Kids grew over 200% worldwide within few months of inception.
One Firefox Addon to Tweet More Often without Annoying Your Followers
Every day we are coming across many different articles and other interesting content. Often it can be a hassle to tweet all these things at once, as you don’t want to overwhelm your followers...
Klemchuk Kubasta Adds Social Media Law Practice Service
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 Leaked User Information, Says Symantec
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...
