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Nearly half of social networkers use more than one site, report says, raising questions over loyalties and business models
according to a report released by mobile media authority, m:metrics, 12.3 million users from the united states and western europe accessed social networking sites from their mobile device in the month of june. 3.5 percent of the users (7.5 million) came f
For all the talk about how much money Facebook and MySpace are making off ads -- and whether or not those ads work -- there's a growing sense of concern that the promise of social networking as a marketing vehicle is getting lost.
With LinkedIn, professionals can know more other professionals and know more about them, then they can at Facebook.
Open Social and the problems open social can and can't solve.
Computer Mediated Communication: The Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication
There’s been lots of talk recently about the ineffectiveness of advertisements in social media properties like MySpace and Facebook.
We are boycotting this Olympics, right? Web 2.0 tie-ins for the Games are *so* not cool.
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The Samsung Virtual Torch Relay app allows users to pass their own torch to other users, hence creating their own little bit of Olympic history.
Social media Web sites such as Facebook and Twitter are changing the face of customer relations at major Las Vegas hotels.
new media "will power all political forces, not just the forces we like."
Criticising social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook is as pointless as knocking people who discuss the weather
From the enormous valuations and market-changing acquisitions down to the small ways in which social networking is affecting our lives, 2009 rocked the social Web. Here we look at the ten biggest social media stories of the year.
To understand the media business, one has to understand advertising and this means understanding how the people that buy advertising - brand managers at companies and media planners at advertising agencies - think and feel.
Traditional media companies are trying to stall and resist the emergence of cloud culture. New media companies are engaged in a battle with one another over who will control which bits of the cloud. Governments are worried that the cloud will just making
Politicians are ready to regulate the online giant, but the company has much more to fear from the creative destruction of the marketplace.
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