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BufferTwitter was first out of the blocks last night as news broke of voters facing problems at polling stations across the country. This year saw one of the highest turn-outs in recent years and it was always going to be … Continue reading
BufferIll-judged comments posted on a social media site are believed to be behind the suspension of Labour's Prospective Parliamentary Candidate (PPC) John Cowan. He was suspended as the party’s South East Cambridgeshire candidate after making offensive comments on an internet … Continue reading
BufferWith Google comfortably filling top spot month after month in the battle for search traffic, it might be easy to conclude that achieving high rankings with ‘the big G’ is the most certain way of getting your website noticed, and … Continue reading
BufferTwitter is about to launch a major redesign as it looks to capitalise on its worldwide appeal and eat further into the market share of rival social networking sites. Details of the redesign have been disclosed as a breakdown of … Continue reading
BufferThe blanket ban on American Army, Navy and Air Force personnel accessing Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and all other social networking websites has been lifted, with the US government at the same time laying down detailed guidelines for military personnel using … Continue reading
BufferTwitter has trailed details of a new service which it plans to offer allowing websites to offer tools which let visitors follow associated Twitter feeds and share media. Called @anywhere, the service allows websites to incorporate the capacity to follow … Continue reading
BufferA number of new features have made their bow on the revamped MSN homepage, which made its first official appearance today. Five months after the first sneak previews appeared, the new look previewed boasts a much more stripped-back appearance, with … Continue reading
BufferTwitter is close to launching an advertising model which will see ads served in search results on the site, reports have suggested. A report on The Wall Street Journal’s All Things Digital blog said Twitter was briefing people about plans … Continue reading
BufferSony has announced that its Vaio Twitter account has managed to generate over £1m in sales for the company. According to a report by New Media Age, Sony believes the micro-messaging service is a viable sales platform. The technology firm ran a … Continue reading
BufferTwitter is preparing to allow advertising on its micro-messaging service in one month. An article by The Washington Post said the announcement was made by the company’s head of monetisation, Anamitra Banerji, at an event yesterday. Confirmation that Twitter was … Continue reading