Instagram’s mobile ad revenues are set to reach $2.81bn by 2017, overtaking Google and Twitter’s mobile revenues with a little help from parent company Facebook, according to new research.
Half of the world’s estimated online population now check in to the social networking giant Facebook at least once a month.
Yahoo has launched a new messaging service called Livetext that features live two-way video chats for mobile device users, but with a ‘silent’ twist.
Children from the UK could soon be able to delete any embarrassing online content that could affect future employment or relationships, following the launch of a new campaign.
Unilever has launched it ‘Make my Magmum’ pop-up store to London, backed by a social media campaign showing off people’s creations.
Online reviews are becoming an ever-more influential factor in the customer decision making process, but many people don’t even look at the review content or the review source, according to new research.
LinkedIn has cut emails sent to users by 40 percent as the business focussed social network looks to improve the relevance of its communications.
Twitter has launched a new event targeting feature, giving brands and advertisers a new tool at their disposal when planning live campaigns.
Google+ profiles will no longer be required to access the other Google products such as YouTube, Search and Maps, after admitting the social network was ‘confusing’ users.
Microsoft has launched a new email-based messaging app called ‘Send’ aimed at “those brief, snappy communications”.