| Have you updated your Twitter profile yet? Here's how. | | 12 November 2012, 3:37PM |  Twitter have put out a a helpful little video to give you a few tips on how to improve your Twitter profile. There are tips on profile pics and the new header photos that Twitter introduced earlier this year. As well as doing these on your desktop PC whilst sitting comfortably at work you can also make these changes on the go via your mobile phone. How handy is that?
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| Red Bull named number one in list of the Top 100 Social Video Brands | | 12 November 2012, 2:42PM |  Fresh from exploits on the edge of space Red Bull has been named number one in a list of the Top 100 Social Video brands having been deemed to have the best overall “social video strategy”. The first Goviral Social Video Equity Report put the energy drink above brands such as Google and Samsung, which came in second and fifth place respectively. Apple and Microsoft both failed to make the top ten, coming in at numbers 11 and 37.
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| Lord McAlpine prepares to sue Twitter users who named him | | 12 November 2012, 9:47AM |  Certain high profile Twitter users, including Sally Bercow, could be in for a nasty shock as it is reported that Lord McAlpine may sue those who named him on Twitter in relation to damaging child abuse allegations. The incident is serving as a reminder how quickly that reputations can be ruined with a click and Tweet.
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| CMO's get the mobile call | | 12 November 2012, 2:34AM |  Are CMO's getting their head around mobile? A recent CMO Council survey concluded that only 14% of CMO's were happy with their mobile strategy. Staggering really. Are CMO's as far behind on mobile as they were on the web and social?
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| New York Times spends on Twitter to promote star blogger Nate Silver | | 09 November 2012, 3:52PM |  The New York Times has splashed out on Promoted Tweets to capitalise on the amazing success that election blogger Nate Silver has had in predicting the US Presidential election results. The FiveThirtyEight: Nate Silver’s Political Calculus blog accounted for around 20% of the New York Times’s visitors the day before the election giving instant worldwide fame to the former baseball turned political statistician who the paper signed up in 2010.
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| MIT predict what topics will trend next on Twitter | | 09 November 2012, 12:30PM |  Those smart people at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology think they can predict what will trend on Twitter, and there findings could have significant consequences both for Twitter and those working in digital advertising.
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| Church of England has a Twitter moment as new archbishop of Canterbury announced via Twitter | | 09 November 2012, 11:48AM |  We had another Twitter moment this morning or rather the Church of England did as it and Number 10 used Twitter to jointly announce the appointment of the new Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby. It’s a big moment in British life and the fact that Downing Street and the C of E turned to Twitter seems fairly significant as it tweeted: “Downing Street is pleased to announce the appointment of Justin Welby as the 105th Archbishop of Canterbury”.
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