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Twitter Now Wishes To Know “What’s Happening”

Twitter Now Wishes To Know “What’s Happening”

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Twitter is bringing upon a relatively smaller change in its service which include replacing the prompting question “What are you doing?” that was mentioned atop the website’s status box since it moved into the blogosphere with that of a new tagline “What’s Happening?”.The move, which perceptibly aims at inciting users to share whatever’s happening around them with other members on the website, was announced by Twitter co-founder...



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70% Brits Agree to Social Media Crackdown During Social Unrest

70% Brits Agree to Social Media Crackdown During Social Unrest

News Web

Over two thirds of Britons agree that use of social media must be banned during times of social unrest within the country. According to a poll conducted by internet security firm Unisys, 70 percent of the 973 polled by the...


IBM Survey Shows Limited Use of Social Media Websites for Corporate Market Research

IBM Survey Shows Limited Use of Social Media Websites for Corporate Market Research

News Business & Government

A recent IBM survey revealed that rapid growth of all the consumer data available on social network sites are making it hard for marketers to control them. Even though marketing chiefs are happy to find growing data for...


Organisations Worldwide Ill-Equipped to Handle Virus Attacks from Social Media Websites

Organisations Worldwide Ill-Equipped to Handle Virus Attacks from Social Media Websites

News Business & Government

A global study has revealed that access of Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, and other social media in the workplace increases the risk of virus and malware attacks against organisations. A survey conducted by research firm Ponemon...


SF CEO Warns Gathering Too Much Information from Social Media Sites Leads to Customer Dissatisfaction

SF CEO Warns Gathering Too Much Information from Social Media Sites Leads to Customer Dissatisfaction

News Consumer

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff claims that companies no longer want to merge customer data gathered from various sources when customers themselves start to feel alienated.The CEO spoke during a press conference held this...


73% of UK Internet Users Rely on Social Media Networks

73% of UK Internet Users Rely on Social Media Networks

News Consumer

About 73 percent of UK Internet users interact on social media platforms, a new study showing the impact of social networks has revealed.A study conducted by marketing research firm InSites Consulting, around 73 percent of...


One Third UK Corporate Houses Blocking Social Media like Facebook, Twitter

One Third UK Corporate Houses Blocking Social Media like Facebook, Twitter

News Business & Government

One in three of UK offices are either blocking or discouraging the use of social networking sites by employees during office hours, a new report claims. The disclosure was made by the security firm Clearswift, and according to...


Online Defamation Cases Double Under Social Media Influence

Online Defamation Cases Double Under Social Media Influence

News Web

The number of internet related defamation cases has doubled thanks to the rise of social networking platforms like Facebook and Twitter.According to the data compiled by legal information firm Sweet and Maxwell, internet related...


Debate in UK Over the Use of Social Media During Civil Unrest

Debate in UK Over the Use of Social Media During Civil Unrest

News Consumer

Social media sites should not be blocked during law and order situations as they be quite handy when it comes to providing intelligence to the law enforcement agencies, claims London mayor Boris Johnson.Interestingly, Mr....


Social Media Controls, Are They Practical in The UK?

Social Media Controls, Are They Practical in The UK?

News Business & Government

Recent London riots have brought out a startling fact that social media can play The Good, The Bad and The Ugly depending upon the situation and circumstances it is used under.British Prime Minister, David Cameron, having...


David Cameron Hints at Social Media Crackdown Following London Riots

David Cameron Hints at Social Media Crackdown Following London Riots

News Business & Government

British Prime Minister, David Cameron, has suggested banning of potential rioters and criminals from social networking websites while addressing a debate session at the House of Commons in the Parliament.According to English...


Did BlackBerry Messenger, Social Media Fuel London Riots?

Did BlackBerry Messenger, Social Media Fuel London Riots?

News Web

This weekend witnessed one of the most violent and disturbing riots in the recent history of UK, properties were burnt, looted and many people got injured including a handful of policemen. The riot, it seems, was initially...


Google Takes On Social Media With Photovine

Google Takes On Social Media With Photovine

News Web

New reports suggest that Google may be planning to launch a new photo sharing service called Photovine. Earlier, reports surfaced online that Google had secure the trademark to the name “Photovine,” The San Francisco...


The Sunday Times To Run A Contest Ranking The Savviest Users Of Social Media

The Sunday Times To Run A Contest Ranking The Savviest Users Of Social Media

News Consumer

The Sunday Times is planning to come up with a list of most the web-savvy social media users, a new report revealed.This new list is likely to be based on the activity of the web users on social media platforms such as Twitter,...


Yahoo Buys IntoNow In Bid To Increase Social Media Presence

Yahoo Buys IntoNow In Bid To Increase Social Media Presence

News Consumer

In an attempt to increase its social media presence, Yahoo has announced that it will acquire the TV-sharing company IntoNow.IntoNow is a California based company launched in January this year. The company specialises in...


Email and social media trouble enterprises

Email and social media trouble enterprises

Employees drown in eflood

News Web

An overwhelming majority of workers today struggle to keep up with an onslaught of email while simultaneously grappling with the enormous challenge of monitoring and using social media, which are still largely being used for...

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