Are we all social networking narcissists? According to a recent infographic released by PsychologyDegree.net, social networking has not only taken over our time but also changed how we think about ourselves.
A Google executive joined a pile-on this week on social social giant Facebook, which has been accused of using bully tactics to shut down perceived rivals
Consumers are more satisfied with Google+. But what Facebook lacks in love, it makes up for in inertia.
Think back on some of those more private Facebook status updates you’ve indulged in. They may be posted on the tell-all site WeKnowWhatYou’reDoing.com, a regurgitation of the bad and the ugliest that Facebook has to offer.
E-Commerce and startup veteran Mark Lehmann, who recently signed on as CEO of mobile ad network Todacell, called the potential for mobile marketing “tremendous†in the face of new mobile technology and better-targeted advert campaigns.
With 800 million Facebook users worldwide and 2 billion “likes” per day, are we giving away too much online?
As in Marvel’s The Avengers, there are some uneasy relationships between the members of a new task force to fight shady advertising practices on the web.
Some of the world’s largest entities applied for a handful of new ICANN top-levels. Google submitted more than 100.
The Guardian once described the 4Chan community as “lunatic, juvenile… brilliant, ridiculous and alarming.” Can we add to that racist and sexist?
Spotwag, a bootstrapped startup, emerges as the underdog of the billion dollar pet sitting industry.
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