21 May 2012
Will Facebook be the beginning of the technology IPO crash?
Tim Gibbon
Even before the recent Facebook IPO, there has been much speculation surrounding the future of dot coms. Not surprisingly, past the Facebook mania the debate has also turned to whether technology IPOs would experience boom and bust again.
17 May 2012
Google makes search more human with Knowledge Graph
Rachel Hawkes
Search engine Google has introduced new functionality to its search algorithm to provide answers to questions directly within the search results. With the launch of Knowledge Graph, Google say that it is going to help the user discover information more quickly and easily than ever before.
16 May 2012
General Motors pulls $10M Facebook advertising ahead of social networks IPO
Rachel Hawkes
The world’s biggest car company General Motors has pulled $10 million USD of Facebook advertising just day before the social network is begins trading on the stock exchange.
15 May 2012
Twitter hits 10 million active users in the UK
Rachel Hawkes
Micro-blogging platform Twitter has revealed to the BBC that it now has more than 10 million active Twitter users throughout the UK. Globally, Twitter has 140 million users but the UK leads the rest of the world when it comes to accessing the platform via their mobile handsets.
11 May 2012
NHS and Facebook join forces for organ donation campaign
Tim Gibbon
Social network Facebook and the NHS join forces for organ donation campaign to raise awareness of the organ donor register.
9 May 2012
How people and populations are spending time online
Tim Gibbon
Ever wondered how people spend their time online? More importantly, where they hang out and for how long?
1 May 2012
Why is the Taliban seen to be adopting more of a PR and social media approach?
Tim Gibbon
Is it a surprise that the Taliban is embracing social media to research and reach out to its audiences? Lets not fall into the false sense of security that social media wouldn’t be attractive to a range of individuals and groups regardless of whether their motives are sinister or not. But is it a new approach?
30 April 2012
Has your social media graph got enough Klout?
Tim Gibbon
As understanding social media grows increasingly important, social scoring is even more so. Should you care if your social graph has enough Klout?
24 April 2012
Sharing and communication through the ages
Tim Gibbon
We’re a communications consultancy, so we obviously love and have a keen interest in communications, regardless of the nature or source. We’re loving this ‘Sharing & communication through the ages’ infographic from 30,000 BC to the present day from print company Moo.
27 March 2012
Social Media World Forum Europe graces London
Tim Gibbon
We’ve waited long enough and it couldn’t have come sooner – London welcomes the Social Media World Forum (SMWF) Europe. The event that graces London for the next two days (27-28 March) is pitched as the leading social media marketing event and with guest speaker line-up amassed, they could be right.
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