During the Champion’s League Final last weekend, a staggering 8,366,967 online engagements were directed at Real Madrid in total, but sentiment for the winning club actually fell, according to new research.
A tweet from UK rail operator Thameslink backfired spectaularly this week, after an attempt at humour resulted in high street retailer Poundland threatening to sue.
This week marks the 10th anniversary of when Crimson Hexagon started collecting Twitter data for social analysis way back in 2008.
‘Love’ is the most used word on Twitter, followed by other positive expressions ‘thank’, ‘happy’ and ‘great’, according to new research.
Facebook is to get its own dating service designed to build “meaningful, long-term relationships” rather than “just for hook-ups”.
UK health secretary Jeremy Hunt has accused social media networks of “turning a blind eye to a generation of young people” by failing to protect them when using their platforms online.
Pub chain JD Wetherspoon is closing its Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts following the abuse directed at MPs and others.
Despite the rise of hashtag driven movements such as #MeToo and #TimesUp, social buzz around the 2018 Oscars largely focused on the films rather than the controversy, according to new data.
Jordan Peele, winner of Best Original Screenplay for Get Out, was the most Tweeted about celebrity by UK Twitter users during this year’s Oscars, according to new data.
Google is removing the “View Image” button from Google Images, as part of an agreement between the search giant and Getty Images.