What does the EU do for you? New website aims to provide answers
The new site created by Cyber-Duck for the European Commission in the UK will help the 83% of Britons who know little or nothing about the EU.
MySpace admits defeat? Former social media king syncs with Facebook Connect
MySpace, once the dominant online social network, has signed a ‘mashup’ agreement with Facebook to allow people to sign on to MySpace using their Facebook login.
Top tips: 10 rules for engaging with social media
Market research company Firefly Millward Brown looks into consumers’ general attitudes and behaviours towards brands in social media.
Brands need human face to avoid being ‘foreigners’ in social media
Consumers value brands being honest on social media sites, and prefer to deal with a human face rather than anonymous messages, according to a new study.
AOL lets UK parents monitor kids' social media use
AOL UK has launched SafeSocial, a bespoke social media monitoring tool, providing parents with an overview of their children’s interactions across social networks such as Facebook and Twitter.
AOL lets UK parents monitor kids’ social media use
AOL UK has launched SafeSocial, a bespoke social media monitoring tool, providing parents with an overview of their children’s interactions across social networks such as Facebook and Twitter.
Many UK kids ‘go without food or sleep to stay online’
Excessive use of the internet is very high among children in the UK with one in five admitting they have gone without food or sleep to stay online, according to a new survey.
Whitepaper: Social media in the workplace- help or hindrance?
The impact of social media on the British workplace has been documented by the UK’s largest network of regional job boards, MyJobGroup.
Best Buy launches UK shop on Facebook
Best Buy has launched a Facebook shop for UK web users following on from the opening of its online store on November 4th.
Facebook’s new ‘social inbox’: Will it make email obsolete?
Facebook has launched a next-generation online messaging service that gives the user a Facebook.com email addresses, in a move seen as a shot across the bow of Google, Yahoo! and Microsoft.