Social Media
Social media users across the world have pledged solidarity to the victims of the terror attack on the French Riviera using the hashtag #PrayForNice. Click Here to read more.
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The recorded shooting of Philando Castile is just one of many examples as to how social media is altering the outlook of activism. Click Here to read more
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Pokemon GO, a smartphone app game that has flown to the very top of Apple & Android charts in record breaking time, appears ready to challenge young internet companies which specialise in increasing foot traffic for small businesses and may end up playing a role in major brands’ marketing, according to industry experts. Click Here…
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The new ‘Pokémon Go’ app is about to have gained more users than social media giants Twitter. But how does it work? Users wander around the real world and use their smartphone app to look for and collect virtual Pokémon characters at spots near their location. It may sound strange, but it’s sweeping the nation, and is now…
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If you don’t have the patience chatting with Facebook’s news and weather chatbots, perhaps a pizza hut chatbot can change your thinking? Pizza Hut has now launched a Facebook and Twitter chatbot this fall that can process your order and let you know about current offers. Click Here to read more!
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The sporting world diverted their attention for a month to Euro 2016 and a fortnight to Wimbledon, and social media played a huge role in discussions and up to date information. To get an idea of the popularity around Wimbledon 2016, media monitoring agency ‘Meltwater’ carried out extensive research. Click Here to read more!
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Hardly anything has antagonised the marketing universe like social media. In this day and age, a single online user can quite simply interact with huge numbers of potential customers and clients with just 1 click of a mouse. After all, there is a lot to be said for simply interacting with customers. Click Here to…
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Ethiopia has blocked social media websites around the nation after university entrance exams were uploaded. The Ethiopean government claimed the ban was to stop young students being averted from their studies during the exam season and to decrease the spread of incorrect rumors. Click Here to read more.
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Facebook have just made some noticeable news feed alterations having a huge effect on SMM (Social Media Marketing). They recently released a blog called “Building a Better News Feed for You.” Within that blog, it points out some clear changes, in particular a decrease on mainstream media posts. Click Here for more.
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China’s well known restrictive Internet laws regarding news websites took yet another strange turn this week. News sites can no longer publish stories sourced from social media without official approval. Click Here to read more!
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