Last summer Google announced a new project called "Caffeine", which was described as a re-write of Google's web search architecture. Around that time, Matt Cutts...
New statistics regarding Twitter have been released, and there's good and bad news for the site. The good: it's attracting lots of new users every month, and some of them...
If you prefer to live in the real world you will agree that the job situation in the US is not getting better any time soon. If there are any political pundit types out there wh...
Facebook has become the most-visited social network on the mobile web, according to Opera's State of the Mobile Web report.
Unique users of Facebook grew more tha...
LinkedIn has announced some upcoming features related to the way users browse their connections. The company says users will start seeing the changes over the next few weeks....
Social networks may become home to a lot more marketers this year. The Society of Digital Agencies (SoDA) surveyed a number of senior marketing execs, and found that many...
Google has launched a new feature for Google Reader that lets users create a custom feed to track changes on pages that don't have their own feed. In other words, you can follow...
While parents often have concerns about allowing their teens to use social media sites like Facebook and MySpace, a new study by University of Virginia psychologists indicates t...
A couple of important questions regarding Chirp - AKA the first Official Twitter Developer Conference - have finally been answered. Would-be attendees now know which dates...
Five reporters from radio stations in in Canada, France, Belgium, and Switzerland are going to spend five days locked in a French farmhouse with only Twitter and Facebook to get...
Thanks to Google, PayPal, and Mozilla, the anti-malware organization borne out of Harvard's Berkman center has become an independent entity. StopBadware.org is now a non-p...
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