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Twitter the very clever censor Twitter is no longer a passive social media channel. It is trying to balance freedom

My mac alerted me to a new Safari update, today. Nothing too surprising about that. Normally I just wouldn’t

The power of the boycott, or a campaign by users (or non-users) is not a new phenomenon. But social media

I’ve recently finished a novel, The Circle, written by Dave Eggers. I’d recommend it. Not for the earth-shattering quality of the writing. The writing is average at best, but for the issues that Eggers introduces. The Circle is Google (or maybe Facebook) by any other name. It’s a highly desireable p

Here’s a little piece I originally wrote for Marketing Week: I’m not saying we should rewind the clock.

Those Altimeter types remain ahead of the curve, and this post by Jeremiah Oywang is no exception. The long and

As of midnight, thousands have logged on to iTunes to purchase Jay-Z and Kanye West’s highly anticipated collaboration album,

Sheryl Sandberg is an SF .com veteran. She was in London this week, speaking at the LSE’s Polis lecture

IBM recently published one of their ‘redbooks’ in which they describe social business as “a game-changer for small, medium and

Some people have got extremely excited about the rapid rise of social media and content over the last few years.

Digtial Media is now more than ever an agent for social change – just take a look at recent events in

What a concept freedom of speech is, particularly in the States where an employee’s comments about their company on