Facebook and Twitter say social is the new normal - Reuters
Nintendo Fusing Mobile Gaming with Social Networking - Mobile Marketing Watch
Myspace redesign: Is it enough to regain your trust in social networking sites? - Sun-Sentinel
Search Dominates Social Networking For Product Discovery, Study Says - Search Engine Land
 Reuters UK | Facebook and Twitter say social is the new normal Reuters BOSTON (Reuters) - The social networking phenomenon has nowhere to go but up as computer use becomes more mobile, according to leading figures ... Be careful what you post on Facebook, Twitter and other social networking sites Ethics of Advising Clients to Make Social Networks Private Facebook lobbies California on online privacy act (but shhh -- don't tell anyone) |
Nintendo Fusing Mobile Gaming with Social Networking - Mobile Marketing Watch
 New York Daily News | Nintendo Fusing Mobile Gaming with Social Networking Mobile Marketing Watch Fusing mobile gaming with mobile social networking is an entirely fresh concept for Nintendo and one they are banking on with the release of this new device ... Nintendo will expand social features with its new 3DS Nintendo seeks salvation in social networking Will Nintendo 3DS social features work in America? |
Myspace redesign: Is it enough to regain your trust in social networking sites? - Sun-Sentinel
 ffog.net | Myspace redesign: Is it enough to regain your trust in social networking sites? Sun-Sentinel Myspace (once MySpace) released a beta redesign version today, rebranding itself from a social networking site to a “social entertainment” social networking ... The New MySpace: More Than a Site Redesign Is MySpace.com to make a comeback? MySpace Attempts To Revamp With New Website, Logo |
Search Dominates Social Networking For Product Discovery, Study Says - Search Engine Land
Search Dominates Social Networking For Product Discovery, Study Says Search Engine Land Only 8% said they discover new online products via “links or information on social networking sites.” In the survey, men were more likely to rely on search ... |
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