We are losing the battle for online privacy
Online privacy norms are being dictated by companies with a vested interest in
acquiring and selling our personal data, writes Milo Yiannopoulos.
Facebook ‘knows’ when you will get dumped
An analysis of more than 10,000 Facebook relationship status updates has shown
that around Valentines Day and Easter time are the times when most couples
split up.
Facebook launches Places Deals and new iPhone and Android App
Facebook is to launch Places Deals, a service that allows American users to
check in to shops to get 'deals'.
Twitter rolls out ‘adverts’ in user timelines
Twitter has started rolling out promoted tweets, its own form of advertising,
into peoples' personal timelines.
Police to receive Facebook training
Detectives are to receive special social media training to learn how to use
websites such as Facebook and Twitter to gather information on suspected
criminals.
Police to receive Facebook training
Detectives are to receive special social media training to learn how to use
websites such as Facebook and Twitter to gather information on suspected
criminals.
Astronaut uses Foursquare to ‘check in’ at International Space Station
Doug Wheelock, commander of the International Space Station, has become the
first person to check in on Foursquare from space.
Digg sacks over a third of staff
Digg, the social news curation site, is to sack over a third of its staff, in
an effort to cut costs and reach profitability by 2011.
People more likely to lie on Twitter than in real life, survey reveals
Dishonesty more likely online than in person, according to latest study
