JPMorgan to invest $500m in online media firms
JPMorgan is planning on starting a fund of between $500 million and $750 million to invest in internet and digital media companies, according to a news report.
JPMorgan is planning on starting a fund of between $500 million and $750 million to invest in internet and digital media companies, according to a news report.
LittleGossip, a UK based social Network which allowed young people to anonymously spread rumours about their peers online, has shut down after claims of cyber-bullying.
Facebook Pages are getting an upgrade that will make them look and work more like user profiles.
With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, one relationship that is really beginning to blossom is the one between email and social media. Kara Trivunovic, senior director of strategic services at StrongMail explains how integrating the two mediums can be a match made in heaven, when it comes to generating revenue.
StyleCompare, a new fashion comparison website, has launched this week in partnership with a number of major retailers including ASOS and TopShop.
Metrodome Distribution, the film distributor behind movies such as Donnie Darko and Monster, has appointed White Hat Media as its first social media agency to boost online presence of film releases and encourage audience participation.
Twitter has been in talks with potential buyers, including Facebook and Google, who could take control of the micro-blogging site for as much as $10bn, according to a news report.
Facebook attacks are becoming commoditised, with cheap toolkits providing potential cybercriminals with access to users’ Facebook accounts, according to an investigation by Websense.
Google has updated its location service Latitude, letting mobile users check into spots on the go.
Social media interactions are a primary influence for just three percent of visitors to e-retail websites in the UK, according to new research.