Websites and applications that enable users to create and share content or to participate in social networking.
Facebook Profiles are for people. Facebook Pages are for business. The difference matters–a lot.
According to a new study by the Center for Marketing Research at Dartmouth, adoption rates of popular social media tools by the Fortune 500 appears to be leveling off, with little or no change in the past year.
Google has finally unveiled brand pages for Google+ and JDM’s got one! So far, pretty cool, but will it cast a wide enough shadow over Facebook?
There’s a right way and a wrong way to build your organization’s social presence. Here’s a short video from our friends at Splash Media on the dangers of “buying” social media fans and followers.
In a member email sent today, Netflix says goodbye to Qwikster: one website, one account, one password.
Vertical media company, Glam Media, is acquiring Ning, the world’s largest platform for building white-labeled social networking sites, to diversify Glam’s revenue portfolio.