Facebook tackles offensive content
Facebook has begun removing advertising on pages or groups on the social network which contain ‘ violent, graphic or sexual content’. Facebook is reviewing sites manually but plans to develop what it...
View ArticleCrowdfunded cheers
BrewDog clearly believes in the crowd. Not only has the Scottish brewery developed and launched its new #Mashtag beer by crowdsourcing ideas via Twitter, Facebook and the company blog, it has also...
View ArticleLatest Myspace spikes
In the two weeks following its re-relaunch, social music website Myspace says 31 million unique visitors checked out the new destination, and that one third of that traffic came through mobile. There...
View ArticleDiesel Tumbls with the crowd
Diesel’s new artistic director Nicola Formichetti is clearly pretty social, having kicked off a new campaign on Tumblr, #dieselreboot, inviting consumers to contribute to the brand’s ‘second life’....
View ArticleChecking in with Deezer
Digital music outfit Deezer has teamed up with Foursquare to offer exclusive rewards to consumers going to live music performances. Music fans need to like the Deezer page on Foursquare and grab the...
View ArticleBuying social
Four out of five consumers would be more likely to buy a brand more often in the future after being exposed to its social media presence, while 83% of consumers exposed to social media would trial a...
View ArticleGimme Pinterest
When it comes to commerce, Pinterest users are more likely than other social network denizens to agree that they make smarter purchases due to the digital pinboarding site (28%, versus 13% for Facebook...
View ArticleMan Utd tackles social
Manchester United has launched its official Twitter account (@ManUtd) and a Sina Weibo (Weibo.com/manchesterunited) page. The Premier League Champions are promising iconic artwork, behind-the-scenes...
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