The Coming Backlash of Facebook Privacy
Our lifestyles are quite public in this day and age. We post photos from the most mundane activities on Facebook, sharing photos from our mobile phones without a second thought. We write blog posts,...
Category: Social Media
Coca Cola PR: Coke Zero Finds Your Twin on Facebook
Coca Cola generally does a good job with its marketing, though some campaigns have been hit or miss. With the new bottle design having already taken over stores across the nation, it’s time to...
Is There a Good Side to Facebook’s New Privacy Settings?
Facebook’s new privacy polity roll out makes user profile data public by default, and that was more than many expected. Having been first announced back in July, the changes Facebook began rolling out last...
Job Market Could Fuel Twitter App Growth
It may not be the biggest trend, but more and more companies are turning to Twitter in order to find new employees for hire. Asking them to tweet instead of submit a resume, the...
Social Media Boot Camp Courtesy of the ARMY
The Army and social media. Two aspects of our culture that don’t quite seem to go together, but apparently they do. Ragan outlines four lessons in social media marketing that come from our very...
Yoono Adds yfrog to Browser Tool, Transforming the Social Web
Yoono is the latest to add yfrog to its feature set, giving it prime placement as the default option for photo and video posting to Twitter. Yoono’s browser-based tool acts as an easy sharing...
Search Engine Optimization Tips: Writing SEO Content
Write “scannable.” 80% of the Web users do not read the texts on the Web pages they visit. They “scan” looking for precisely what they were searching for. They look for that particular key phrase that brought them to your website.
Television Bows Down to Saviors of Social Networks
Social networks do a lot these days. They keep us connected with friends, updating us to their every (geographic) move. They act as personal assistants, reminding us of birthdays and tasks. They recommend movies,...
ipadio Announces Involvement in Sport England/Facebook project
The live phonecasting service, ipadio, announced today that it will be providing technology to support the partnership between Sport England and Facebook. The partnership is helping people play more sports in the run up to London 2012.
Corporate Abuse of Facebook Photos Gets Employees in Trouble
Living a life that’s full, posting it to Facebook, and having it come back and bite you may seem like part of the game, but for some like Nathalie Blanchard, a sanctified Facebook might be a better choice. Getting busted by your employer because of your online photos seems somehow invasive. But then, posting one’s self all over the world does seem blatantly obtuse. What are the limits of liability and feasibility for handling personal data and content? Is it proper to stalk people across the web, or does being “social” come with its pitfalls?
