A photo of young bikini-clad model and mum running with a Bugaboo stroller has caused outrage on Facebook. Joanna Delaney, Digital Marketing Executive at Digital Strategy Consulting, examines the lessons we can learn from this social media storm.
Twitter has removed customised wallpapers from the pages of its users in a raft of changes to its customisation options- sparking rumours that the social network is planning use the space for more ads.
PayPal has completed its separation from eBay, making its stock debut with a higher market value than its parent company.
Garry Taylor, UK Art Director at Say Media, believes you should never judge a book entirely by its cover, but argues that online, first impressions really count.
A former employee at Facebook has lifted the cover of the social network’s mysterious ‘Little Red Book’ that it gives to staff.
In a stark warning to brands with too many untracked website domains, Heinz has been embarrassed after a QR code on bottles of Ketchup now links to a hardcore porn site.
EyeEm has launched its phot-selling community ‘Market’ in the UK, letting its 13m+ community members to sell the photos they take on their phones (or through any other device) in an open marketplace.
A new tool that lets brands and agencies identify, track and analyze logos contained in billions of social media posts across platforms has gone live, with O2 among the first brands to sign up.
Privacy campaigners have boycotted talks aimed at creating a code of conduct for companies keen to use facial-recognition technology.
Facebook has launched a new app that will make it easier for users to privately share photos, dubbed ‘Moments’.