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Twitter etiquette and the case of Lord Mcalpine
19 November 2012, 3:19PM

The case of Lord McAlpine raises issues of Twitter etiquetteThe case of wrongful accusations against Conservative peer Lord McAlpine flying around the Internet has shone a whole new light on the issues of digital etiquette. Until recently, it seemed that people still thought that things they said online were hidden away, untouched by the law.

Nicki Minaj uses Twitter and YouTube fans to promote perfume and awards success
19 November 2012, 12:35PM

Nicki Minaj promotes new perfume on YouTube and TwitterRapper Nicki Minaj has always been fantastic at engaging her fans on various forms of social media, notably Twitter, where she is followed by legions of devoted Barbz.

Minaj has nearly 15 million followers on Twitter, so it shouldn't be any surprise that when she wanted to launch her new product, a perfume called "Pink Friday," she went straight to the front page of YouTube with the advert, before the television:

Facebook looks to boost revenue with alliances with Yahoo and European carriers
19 November 2012, 10:59AM

Facebook turn on mobile paymentsAfter a tough introduction to life as a public company, Facebook is determinedly looking at ways to boost revenue, particularly in the critical mobile space. Having turned on carrier billing in the UK, US and Germany, they have today put the service live in France.

HTML5 vs apps: Brands and mobile
19 November 2012, 10:00AM

Whilst the consumer market embraces the smartphone and mobile web it seems that demand and uptake levels have overtaken most industries ability to deliver mobile information effectively.

Foresee's mCommerce report shows that many large web retailers mobile experience is still lacking when compared to their online capabilities. Even more damning is the IABs multi-screen marketer's report; that lists customer dissatisfaction with mobile sites and apps at over 70%. This is bad news for businesses – 57% of consumers will not recommend a business with a poorly designed mobile site and 40% will move to a competitor's site after a bad mobile experience.

Do you want to live forever? Well now you can... in the digital afterlife
19 November 2012, 9:00AM

Do you want to live forever? Well now you can... in the digital afterlifeThe effect of the digital space, on our perception of death and our own mortality has been profound. The line between life and death has been become blurred, more than ever before. From time immemorial, men and women have sought incessantly but unsuccessfully, to extend their lives beyond their brief allotted time on our mortal coil. Many of us are compelled to act in certain ways or create memorable things, in order that we will be remembered.

Tweeting police officers: forces need to make a more relaxed attitude
16 November 2012, 2:02PM

A series of stories emerged a few weeks ago surrounding several police Twitter accounts being "closed". First there was a PCSO in Exeter who claimed that she had been "instructed to cease tweeting" following a complaint by a student guild. Devon & Cornwall Police explained that she had instead been offered training and the account is active again. Around the same time, a West Midlands officer was demoted, apparently due to Twitter misuse, while five Twitter accounts in Northamptonshire were abandoned following a HMIC inspection. This worries me: it feels like forces are attepting to shut the problem off at source, rather than considering the cultural role of social media.

Why Apple is dominating the tech war in the classroom [infographic]
16 November 2012, 12:33PM

A student taking time away from class with her laptopA look here at how Apple is winning not only on the high street, in the creative world, but also in the classroom. A new market that barely existed a decade ago. Now it is a huge market as tablet computers and smartphones change the perception of education.

Facebook global pages are not for ALL brands
16 November 2012, 11:15AM

Recently, Facebook announced the launch of “global pages”, a much-anticipated and welcome new way for brand pages to structure themselves. They allow a centralised page to be used as an international hub, whilst also localising a user's experience for the country they are in.

How to use social sciences to build better branded communities
16 November 2012, 11:12AM

Most branded community managers only perform a tiny function of their role. They ignore what community builders have been doing for centuries. They ignore decades of proven research into what makes communities tick. We can change that by using a community management framework that's based upon social sciences (not online marketing!).

Twitter improves Twitter Search and introduces Tweet by email
16 November 2012, 8:58AM

Twitter has taken the wraps off several updates and new features overnight including improvements to its search that gives more prominence to images, video and the news that is shared. The other significant change it is introducing, that is likely to see a great deal of use, is the ability to share a Tweet from Twitter.com directly via email. Sharing to other social networks would also be a welcome addition.



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