Netflix CEO in trouble for financial disclosures via Facebook post
US regulators have threatened the head of Netflix with legal action for posting information about the company’s performance on Facebook rather than through official channels.
Internet regulation: Facebook tax office raid in Italy
Police in Milan last week raided Facebook’s offices in the Italian city as part of a crackdown on tax avoidance and internet regulation.
Digital media regulation – North Koreans evade strict internet laws
A state controlled operating system, a political machine that re-calibrated time, and the smuggling of Chinese cellphones to the daring few: digital media regulation doesn’t come tougher than this…
Social Media Report 2012: Social Media Comes of Age
Social media and social networking are no longer in their infancy. Social media continues to grow rapidly, offering global consumers new and meaningful ways to engage with the people, events and brands that matter to them.
Guest comment: Why digital strategies fail…
From friendless Facebook accounts to unvisited micros-sites, many digital strategies simply don’t get the return of investment that advetisers are hoping for. Rick Curtis, Chief Strategy Officer at Amaze looks at why digital strategies fail.
Online retailers letting down Christmas shoppers with poor customer service (infographic)
UK online retailers are letting down shoppers at the busiest time of the year – and risking losing vital sales – through distinctly average web and email customer service, according to a new study.
Google+ ‘now has 235 million active users’: Communities launched to rival Facebook groups
Google has announced that there are 500 million profiles on its social network, 235 million of which were active this month.
Zynga applies for gambling license in US
Zynga has applied to the Nevada Gambling Control Board as a first step towards preparing to offer gambling in the US for real money if new legislation comes through.
RadiumOne links with Facebook Exchange Real-Time-Bidding system
Social advertising platform RadiumOne is integrating with Facebook Exchange, Facebook’s recently launched real-time-bidding (RTB) system.
Facebook’s automatic photo sync sparks privacy outcry
Facebook has launched a new mobile service that automatically uploads a user’s mobile photos to their social network account to review before publishing, sparking privacy concerns that the firm is looking to grab more personal data from their users.