Social Media stories - Page 28

Most businesses go to great lengths and invest heavily in ensuring that confidential documentation and information is protected, both physically and online.

Nearly 45,000 people took to Twitter to follow police on a virtual ride-along in the Bay of Plenty on New Year's Eve.

Business and IT leaders are failing in their social media efforts due to a lack of emphasis on community participation, says Gartner.

Gartner predicts 15% of social media reviews will be fake by 2014, as brands face FTC litigation over deceptive endorsements.

NAB raises the bar with a high-tech Social Media Command Centre, aiming to revolutionize customer service in the digital age.

New Zealand innovators launch Shuttlerock, an online software revolutionising content management and social media strategy for businesses.

Pope Benedict XVI embraces digital age, blessing over a million Twitter followers in his groundbreaking first tweet.

New Zealand's IT spending forecasts to reach $11 billion in 2013, marking a 2% growth despite global strides, says Gartner.

Cloud to anchor mobile, social, and big data, revolutionising industry approaches and application design, says Gartner VP at the Symposium.

New Zealanders vehemently reject Facebook's new auto-linked couples pages, calling it an intrusive move by the social networking giant.

As the U.S. heads to the polls, the social networking site encourages voters to participate in the democratic process.

Kiwis lead in wise social media use, with less than 10% risking job ire by airing work grievances online, says AVG study.

Companies are being more flexible about allowing employees to use their own technology at work and are using social media more for communication.

As the world watched Felix Baumgartner's 24-mile skydive from the stratosphere on Sunday, the world shared their feelings through social media.

Nearly half of New Zealand's population is on Facebook, with over two million Kiwis using the social networking site.

Cloud-based software provider receives $60m to drive customer service revolution, accelerate technology innovation and continue global expansion.

The Taliban are posing as attractive women on Facebook to trick Australian soldiers into revealing military secrets online, a shocking new review reveals.

Australian watchdog group accuses the social networking site of allowing child pornography through the creation of new pages.

Social networking site battles loss of talent and plummeting valuations in the aftermath of its poor financial results.

Unlock the world of virtual pinboards with Pinterest, a place to organise and share web discoveries from recipes to home décor.