Will Facebook’s new Graph Search provide a boost to advertisers looking to increase their organic reach on the social network? Laurent Boninfante, EMEA MD of Acquisio takes a closer look at Zuckerberg’s latest gamble…
Tesco has become the butt of social media jokes this week, after it was revealed the supermarket was among several to stock burgers containing horse meat.
Thirty-five percent of U.S. adults say that at one time or another they have gone online specifically to try to figure out what medical condition they or someone else might have.
This week’s launch of Facebook Graph Search could pose one of the most feasible threats to Google’s domininace yet. Edward Cowell, Search Engine Optimisation Director and global agency Netbooster, looks at the implications.
Facebook has overhauled its search engine in a bid to take on Google, letting users search for people, photos, places and other content that has already been shared on the social network.
The number of people using the internet in China rose by 10% last year to 564m last year, with 75% of those having access via mobile devices, according to new figures.
An Australian online shopping site has apologised for using the bush fire crisis in Tasmania to try to build the number of followers for its Facebook page.
The annual Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas is dominating the technology news, as usual, but according to Nick Dillon, senior device analyst at Ovum, “the show’s continuing focus on hardware is making it look increasingly dated, as the majority of innovation is now happening in software and services rather than in hardware design”
A tool that shows Facebook’s newly released local data sees Disneyland and Walt Disney drop out of the top ten US Facebook Pages
A tool that shows Facebook’s newly released local data sees Disneyland and Walt Disney drop out of the top ten US Facebook Pages