Tuesday 10th May marked the first day of the Internet World trade show hosted at London’s Earls Court. Running from 10-12th of May, this three day yearly event has some noteworthy names involved such as Google, eBay, Nike, Facebook, Barclays, Dixons Retail & The Guardian. As you can see it is one of the leading [...]

Blogging Gives Way to Facebook and Twitter Use You can trace the (potential) decline and fall of the blogosphere in 140 characters, or less: Blogging has given way to micro-blogging on social media sites like Twitter and Facebook. In the ‘80s, “video killed the radio star,” as the song went. In the 2010’s has widespread [...]

Facebook has pleased the gay community by announcing the addition of two new options for relationship status which are likely to more fitting to same sex couples; “in a domestic relationship” and “in a civil union.” Don’t go running to change your status is you’re not American however as these new options are only available [...]

With Facebook growing stronger and larger than life itself, it’s no wonder that the need for more Facebook features and tips increases every day. I’m an avid Facebook user. I prefer it to Twitter, because to me Twitter is more of a newsy site, whereas Facebook adds a lot of personal touch – even if [...]

Lately, the hottest ticket item on Facebook has been the ability for Fans to check-in and tell their friends where they are, tag their friends in the Places they visit and view comments made from their friends about the Places they visit. This is a great product for keeping Facebook Friends in the loop, but [...]

In today’s technological world, as we become more advanced with technology, you’re going to find that more and more change. As 2011 is fast upon us, the marketing atmosphere has sure changed online from what it was a few years ago. From Twitter to Facebook, there are so many ways to reach out to people [...]

So over the last couple of years Microsoft have really been pushing to take a percentage of Google’s market share, a market which Google have basically dominated for so long. They have rebranded their search engine and called it Bing, they have made agreements with Yahoo and they have splashed a huge budget into both [...]

Not only are major pay-per-click advertisers adjusting their budget allocations to reflect the integration of Bing/Yahoo! as a paid search advertising alternative to Google, they are also shifting additional pay-per-click dollars to Facebook. In a recently held web seminar- featuring Lenovo’s Gary Milner and Life Tecnologies’  Robin Smith as co-panelists, and chaired by Search Engine [...]