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Tweeting the novel - how writers are playing with Twitter
@gordonmacmillan
28 May 2012, 2:40PM

Jennifer Egan: tweeting the novel, 140 characters at a timeTwitter presents special challenges to us all. Its 140 characters require a certain amount of thought and crafting, but what about when it comes to novelists, the ultimate in long form writing?

Microsoft rushes forward release of Windows glasses
@gordonmacmillan
28 May 2012, 11:51AM

You might remember a few months ago we wrote about Google glasses giving us all that essential The Terminator technology we all crave.

Well Google are not the only ones working on glasses. Apparently Microsoft too has some in the works….

The 'Facebook phone' is the new 'Apple TV' as talk surfaces of mobile launch (again)
Charlotte Henry
28 May 2012, 11:36AM

Facebook haven’t had much news coverage recently, so you can understand why they are doing little to quash rumours that they are going to release a phone. Back in November, Gordon Macmillan wrote on this site about the project, codenamed Buffy, and Emily Tan rightly highlighted much of the scepticism around the project.

Tech brands dominate Top 100 most valuable global brands [infographic]
Polly Becker
28 May 2012, 9:17AM

Technology brands including Microsoft, Apple, Google and China Mobile are among the top ten most valuable brands globally many of which have lost lost value.

According to Millward Brown, brands last declined this broadly during the depths of the 2009 global recession, but financial performance, not brand, was the more critical determinant for 35 of the 49 brands that declined.

Mobile puts retail on a rollercoaster - how brands are innovating to engage
David Llewelyn-Jones
28 May 2012, 8:45AM

The huge growth in mobile is having a major impact on our high streets. But its not all bad. Brands that embrace the medium are finding innovative ways of engaging customers both in store and online.

Facebook unveils app to manage Pages on the go
Rachel Hawkes
25 May 2012, 12:19PM

Facebook Pages ManagerFacebook has quietly rolled out Facebook Pages Manager, a new application to enable businesses to update their Facebook Page (with both text and images), receive push notifications of Page activity, view the admins on the page and have a quick snapshot at the Insights (Facebook analytics). All from the comfort of their iPhone or iPad.

BBC is most visited original news site in Europe ahead of Mail and NYT
@gordonmacmillan
25 May 2012, 12:10PM

New figures released by Comscore show that the BBC is most visited original news site in Europe and is second overall behind Yahoo’s news agregation site.

According to Comscore’s data, the BBC has the second highest number of unique visitors after Yahoo with over 26 million unique users per month in Europe, putting it ahead of all its major international competitors including Mail Online, the Guardian and the New York Times.

Twitter remains the most popular social network among FTSE 100 companies
Charlotte Henry
25 May 2012, 11:28AM

Twitter is still the most popular social networking tool among major brands, according to a new report by threepipe. As many as 69 companies are active on the site, up from 63 last year. YouTube though has seen the highest increase in users though, going from 38 to 63 in the last year.

The Wall's FMCG Social Media Viral Chart - Top Ten
Polly Becker
25 May 2012, 10:58AM

The Kyrie Irving Pepsi Max make-over video has topped our first FMCG Social Media Viral Chart where the Australian-American professional basketball player shows off his moves to some unsuspecting guys at a New Jersey pick-up game.

Facebook launches a camera app and it's not Instagram
@gordonmacmillan
25 May 2012, 8:16AM

Facebook CameraRemember Instagram? That’s right it was the popular camera phone app that Facebook last month paid $1bn for.

Well today Facebook has launched its own camera app, simply called Facebook Camera, which was developed before the Instagram deal was announced and is being launched today. Is that a little confusing?

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