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Facebook Trending Articles Facebook is testing a new feature at the moment called ‘Trending Articles’. From screenshots that are circulating the Internet it would appear that Facebook is using social reader apps such as The Guardian and The Huffington… Read more

3 weeks ago by Nazilla

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Instagram comes to Android It’s probably one of THE apps that Android phone users have been waiting for. And this week Instagram became available for download. Just two weeks ago Android users were invited to register to be kept informed of the launch,… Read more

1 month ago by Nazilla

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Google third party comments tool It has been reported that Google are working on a third party commenting system which would allow users to comment on other websites using their Google account. It would work similarly to the Facebook comment plug-in that… Read more

1 month ago by Nazilla

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The second in our series of “The science of social media” deals with the often confusing area of button placement. Today it is common place to find social media buttons adorning websites we visit, but with the plethora of social networks now… Read more

2 months ago by Paul

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According to statistical monitoring site, TwoPCharts, at 18:06 local time tonight, Twitter passed the 500 million registered users barrier, cementing its current position as the second largest social media network in the world. Interestingly, despite… Read more

2 months ago by Paul

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Facebook IPO As you’ve probably heard, Facebook has filed for its IPO (International Public Offering). In the supporting documentation, a list detailing some of the risks to the company was made. This included the following: If we fail to retain existing… Read more

3 months ago by Nazilla

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There have been some great posts already written on this topic after Google’s announcement of its new search facility earlier this month. Although the change was only implemented on Google.com (the US version of the homepage) there is no doubt Google… Read more

3 months ago by Russell

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SOPA/PIPA protests On Wednesday an estimated 10,000 websites went dark and over 7 million people signed a Google.com petition against SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) and PIPA (Protect Intellectual Property Act), two controversial copyright enforcement bills…. Read more

3 months ago by Nazilla

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