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US social media network operator, Linked In, has abandoned plans to include members personal photographs in advertising. The plans were first revealed by Linked In early in June last year. A new setting appeared under the Accounts heading for Linked In users. It invted users ao approve a change in the company’s privacy policies and Click on the title to read more Linked In abandons plan to include users photographs in advertising February 7th, 2012 | Tags: Linked In, Privacy Policy, Social Advertising, social media | Category: News | Leave a comment Aaron Fong's picture at www.hiddenpizza.com.au It was called Hidden Pizza. Set-up by Telstra’s directory business – Sensis, it opened for just two weeks from April 12-25 last month, and gave pizzas away for free. Now that it has closed, the debate has begun over what this remarkable experiment in online marketing and Click on the title to read more The secret Hidden Pizza shop – a Sensis experiment with social media and Yellow Pages May 6th, 2010 | Tags: Facebook, Sensis, social media, Soufun, Telstra, Trading Post, yellow pages | Category: News | Leave a comment US market researchers Nielsens, have found Australians are the world’s most active social networkers. Indeed the company estimates that during December 2009, every online Australian spent almost seven hours accessing sites such as Facebook, and or reading blogs. Americans were the next most frequent visitors to social media sites, spending an average of just over Click on the title to read more Australians are the world’s most active social networkers February 4th, 2010 | Tags: Facebook, market reserach Nielsens, social media, Statistics | Category: News | One comment New statistics from Nielsens show that more than 8 million Australians visited social networking site Facebook, a monthly record, in August 2009. That made Facebook the most popular Australian social media site, with Twitter also growing rapidly. Twitter – the so-called micro-blogging site, drew 1.5million Australian visitors during August 2009, as the whole social media Click on the title to read more 8 million Aussies visit Facebook in August 2009 A presentation on social media for business from Fi Bendall was another stand-out presentation at Online Retailer, and not just because of the startling claims in the short video she showed. Would you believe that one in eight of all marriages in the US today are between people who met online? Or that 16% of Click on the title to read more Why Social media is important for online retailers |
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