Facebook has begun rolling out its much anticipated new timeline layout worldwide, offering a new, deeper profile which allows users to ‘fill in’ more of their life pre-Facebook.
Google has launched a TV commercial for Google+, emphasising the social network’s ‘circles’ tool allowing users to share info with select groups, and not everyone on their friend lists.
Ad technology firm AppNexus, has launched an ‘App Marketplace’ for the digital advertising industry.
With the controversial EU online privacy law coming into full effect next year, marketers lack confidence in their ability to engage users online without tracking their behaviour via cookies.
Facebook has denied accusations that it is gradually building “shadow profiles” of non-users of the social networking site.
By 2013, nearly a fifth (16.1%) of all US Facebook users will be mothers with children in the home, according to a new report.
UK-based tag management firm TagMan has received $5m in its second round of venture capital funding.
Google is to ditch its controversial Buzz social networking tool in favor of its more successful Google+ online community.
With many users now having spent half a decade using Facebook, the social network has taken a more long-term and visual approach to the way it displays profile data. But is it really more usable? Has it managed to avoid a privacy outcry this time? We look at the video evidence…
Facebook has once again overhauled its privacy settings to give users easier and more precise control over who views their posts, photos and other contents on the popular social networking site.