Tag Archives: Facebook

  • 10
  • Nov

Google vs Facebook: Privacy and Security (an Infographic!)

Communicators have seen a veritable bumper crop of infographics flash across their screens this year. And yes, there is a risk that you might bemoan yet another one about Google versus Facebook. But we’ve come across one recently that deals … Continue reading →

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  • 16
  • Sep

Marketing and Social Media: What should you be measuring?

A blog entry by Joanne Jacobs. Joanne is a en expert in social networking technologies. This is her view on measurability of campaigns in social media. What’s yours? The first thing you need to know when starting up a social … Continue reading →

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  • 07
  • Sep

Time to Disconnect from Facebook!

A blog entry by Alexandra Bylund, Web Manager, Solresor I’ve attended countless seminars and listened to lectures on Facebook and how companies should be present on social media. I’ve looked over their agendas and looked forward to running that social … Continue reading →

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  • 09
  • Aug

Google Plus: Great Hope or Great Hype?

It’s been about a month since Google unveiled their latest attempt at “going social” and introduced the world to Google+. It certainly sparked a lively discussion on Twitter and Facebook: Did you get an invite? How do you get invites? … Continue reading →

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  • 29
  • Jun

Have you seen “Google+” and “What do you love?”

Google have been busy the past day releasing its newest feature Google+ – the company’s latest attempt to go social (and go after Facebook) but also a nifty little feature called “What do you love”. Google+ is simply Google’s own … Continue reading →

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