Spam sent via instant messaging is set to become a major nuisance in 2004, with the number of IM spam messages tripling from 400 million to 1.2 billion, according to research firm the Radicati Group.
Spam sent via instant messaging is set to become a major nuisance in 2004, with the number of IM spam messages tripling from 400 million to 1.2 billion, according to research firm the Radicati Group.
Twitter proposes open social network standard
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey wants to replace Twitter's existing social networking platform with one based on an open, decentralized standard.
Report: Facebook employee fired for taking bribes to reactivate shady ads
The incident, one senator said, illustrates how Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act lets digital scammers exploit large-scale platforms
Holidays traffic floods brands with 40% more social messages
With the holiday season upon us, how can brands equip their social media response teams for the influx of messages they can expect?
Facebook announces new tool for transferring images and videos to Google Photos
New Facebook-to-Google-Photos tool is being rolled out in Ireland and will be available worldwide in early 2020.
Google restricts political ads to age, gender, postal code
United Kingdom to have new restrictions imposed within a week due to upcoming general election.
CEOs must step up in a social media crisis
In a sensitive political and social media landscape, even one wrong step by brands can make all the difference. And social media users want someone to blame. ...
Facebook introduces online payment system Facebook Pay for use across its apps
With Facebook Pay, people can store their payment information for use across Facebook, Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp.
Monetization will be rooted in user engagement, says Tsu's re-launch CTO
Fans of social media site Tsu are eagerly awaiting its re-launch. But what will be different to the previous version of the platform?
Saudi Arabia allegedly recruited former Twitter employees to access user data
The US Justice Department is alleging two former Twitter employees acted as spies for Saudi Arabia to access the data of critics against the Saudi regime. ...
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