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At the Consumer Electronics Show currently taking place in Las Vegas, Suzanne Xie, the director of product management for Twitter, has announced that users will soon be able to have more control over who is able to reply to their tweets.
In a change due to be implemented this year, users of the social media site will be able to (more…)
Posted by John Murray
It’s that time of year when the big players on the internet tell us what we’ve used them for over the past 12 months, and Twitter has joined in with its customary Year on Twitter report, using the tagline ‘#ThisHappened in 2019’.
To start with, the report provides some of the most retweeted tweets of the year, although seemingly (more…)
Posted by John Murray
Less than 24 hours after announcing plans for a mass purge of the site, microblogging site Twitter has revealed that it will pause its actions following (more…)
Posted by Alan Littler
With the UK general election taking place three weeks today, Facebook and Twitter have taken very different approaches to how they manage political advertising and activity, but both have received criticism from some quarters.
Facebook has adopted something of an ‘anything goes’ approach to advertising, and political parties (particularly the Conservatives) have been spending heavily on (more…)
Posted by John Murray
Finding out how many social shares your content has received should, essentially, be a very simple thing to do. When the main social networks launched, they offered share count buttons that would very easily tell you (more…)
Posted by Darren Jamieson
This week’s decision by Russian football champions Zenit Saint Petersburg to allow supporters to get in touch with the club directly via Twitter may have seemed noble and innocuous enough, but it ended up making the news as fans of Manchester United and Arsenal saw it as an opportunity for high-jinks.
Zenit have taken it in (more…)
Posted by John Murray
There are certain groups it’s wise for companies not to offend on social media, unless they want a storm of negative publicity. One of the groups at the very top of this list is mothers, especially those of (more…)
Posted by Darren Jamieson
Sportswear giant Adidas was left with some explaining to do last week, when social media troublemakers took advantage of a poorly thought out marketing campaign that caused offensive tweets to go out from the (more…)
Posted by John Murray
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