Users Prefer Google+, But Aren’t Leaving Facebook: Report
July 22, 2012Consumers are more satisfied with Google+. But what Facebook lacks in love, it makes up for in inertia.
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Consumers are more satisfied with Google+. But what Facebook lacks in love, it makes up for in inertia.
LGBT users are an afterthought in the mainstream online dating industry, says former Match.com executive Frank Mastronuzzi
Move over SermonAudio: there’s a new app in town, Churchmint, and this one promises to do more than just deliver church sermons on mobile devices.
Are we desperate enough to resort to paying a complete stranger to snuggle with us? If so, Jackie Samuels, the social work graduate student charging $1 per minute for you to cuddle with her, may be onto something.
An online summer camp by MAKE Magazine sounds like a blast – especially the Coke and Mentos part – but the social aspect still rings a little hollow.
Socialrithmic is the latest entrant to the growing field of social media optimization, the counterpart to SEO that brings an analytic approach to social engagement with brands and customers.
Apart from implementing a sleek new design, the Dallas-based travel service has moved from being a robust traveler information keeper to a full fledged globetrotting social network.
With an increasing number of companies embracing the social world, CEO.com asked the question, “What about the chief executive officers?”
Surprisingly, they found that with the exception of LinkedIn — Fortune 500-CEOs lagged far behind the general population in terms of social media participation.
Newark mayor Cory Booker is helming a social news startup that he says will give voice to the Millennial generation – and democratize how media is shared and consumed.
What Tikly is trying to fight, in essence, is the idea the interests of a ticketing agency need to be at odds with the goals of independent artists.