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Social networks like Facebook may be able to infer data about our offline relationships, purely by what we post online
The Power of Social Media Engagement
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SEO Consultant Tim Smith lets us know how creating engaging social media content can help your business online.
Olympic Advertisers Take Gold for Social Media Dominance
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The London Games have been dubbed the 'first social Olympics' - so what can we expect from London 2012's Social Media? Tim Smith investigates.
Would You 'Sell Out' for $1bn?
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Jessica Bailey discusses the controversial $1bn purchase of Instagram by Facebook and what this means for the future of the app.
Timeline for Brands: Cover Photo Inspiration
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Facebook timeline for brands rolls out on March 30th, and they're being very restrictive about what brands can and can't put in their cover photo. If you're scratching your head, here's a little inspiration.
A new 'Don’t be Evil' tool by Facebook, Twitter & MySpace alters Google search results
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Earlier this month Google announced the launch of a new ‘Search, plus Your World’ feature in the US, which shows personalised search results influenced by what your friends on Google+ are saying and pushes Google+ results up in its search rankings at...
Facebook Announces Huge Changes at f8 Conference
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Facebook announced some massive changes to its offering at the f8 developer conference - we look at the main changes that will impact both personal and business users.
Social media traffic at its highest!
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The latest social media statistics show usage in May was highest ever. Is now the time to get your business on social sites? I-COM
Is Facebook Still An Effective Marketing Tool?
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With news of Facebook growth slowing, Jessica Bailey asks if it can still be considered a useful marketing tool. I-COM Blog.
Asianate: A Social Media Disaster
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Amoy's Asianate Facebook campaign: what were they thinking? Jessica Bailey on the I-COM blog.