LulzSec leverages social media, touts self. - ZDNet (blog)

LulzSec leverages social media, touts self. ZDNet (blog) LulzSec and other hacker networks are leveraging social media channels to rally support. Should they be shutdown or allowed to continue feeding the frenzy? Rich Harris has been a web marketer for over 10 years ... and more »

Digital Agency MartinJAY Acquires Assets Of Social Media Analyst SocialBlaze - Washington Post

Digital Agency MartinJAY Acquires Assets Of Social Media Analyst SocialBlaze Washington Post By TechCrunch.com, MartinJAY Digital this morning announced that it has acquired the assets of Social Blaze, a Los Angeles, California-based developer of social media management and analytics service. The digital agency purchased all of the company's ... MartinJAY Digital Acquires Social Blaze Analytic Technology AssetsPR Newswire (press release) all 10 news articles »

Google+ social network aims to face down Facebook - Christian Science Monitor

Sydney Morning Herald

Google+ social network aims to face down Facebook Christian Science Monitor Remember way back in February of 2010, when Google introduced a social media service called Google Buzz, and all the bloggers marveled that Google was so boldly taking on Facebook? Well, that didn't work out so well. ... Google launches attack on Facebook with Google+ programInternational Business Times Google takes on Facebook with new social media serviceLost Remote Google dabbles again in social mediaAdNews paidContent.org -Popular Science -680 News all 796 news articles »

Clicks, Likes, Tweets and Tumbles: Who Rules on Maryland Social Media? - Patch.com

Clicks, Likes, Tweets and Tumbles: Who Rules on Maryland Social Media? Patch.com If you live in Maryland, chances are, quite a few – at least in the world of social networking. According to a recent report, more than one-third of Marylanders had accounts on Facebook, the social media ... and more »

Bidders crowd MySpace - Register

The Guardian

Bidders crowd MySpace Register If the sale price is correct it will illuminate that the market is back on track for irrational dot.com styled valuations when compared to the social media acquisition made by the Australian arm of News Corp yesterday, which acquired a local parenting ... News Corp close to selling Myspace: sourceReuters MySpace could go for as little as $20 millionmsnbc.com News Corp to sell MySpace this weekSydney Morning Herald TheWrap -Online Journal -KGO-AM all 396 news articles »