In the fast-paced world of social media, geolocation technology isn’t all that new, however a recent Forrester study shows that - though awareness is increasing - consumers are slow to adopt the use of this technology compared with other social media technologies and platforms. According to the Forrester study, only 6% of consumers in 2011 use geolocation services (up frRead More....

Google+ Pages is now open for business(es)! Launched today, but rolling out to the public within the next two days, Google+ will finally allow brands to participate in the growing social network by creating their own Pages. “So far Google+ has focused on connecting people with other people,” Google SVP of Social Vic Gundotra said in a blog post. “But we want to make sure you caRead More....

In support of Breast Cancer Awareness month, and in loving memory of a dear friend who passed away on 9/23/11 of breast cancer, we have pinked-out our logo on Facebook and Twitter for the month of October. The color pink, and particularly the pink ribbon, have become international symbols of brRead More....

Nology Media CEO Leigh Fatzinger shared his thoughts on Facebook's 2011 f8 Developers Conference on Geekwire: "Insights from F8: Facebook’s content strategy is a game changer"

F8 now has several years under its belt, and attendees and the media have come to expect that as Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s CEO, takes the stage at the one-day annual Developers Conference, something is about to changeRead More....

In an age of connectivity, social media has become an important channel both for information sharing and commentary - especially in the realm of popular culture. In times of difficulty or loss, platforms like Twitter become a source of solidarity. In the past few weeks, we have witnessed the passing of two culture shaping celebrities: hip hop artist Nate Dogg and legendary actress Elizabeth Taylor. Some may claim that the death of celebrities, whom most of us have never met, don’t have an Read More....

March. Madness. Those two words go together like peanut butter and jelly. If you and your coworkers, family, classmates or friends have have started a bracket pool for the tournament, get ready to use social media to your full advantage. According to the social buzz - and there is a lot of buzz - Duke will take the tournament. Ad Age completed a tournament bracket based Read More....

Changes to Facebook News Feed Settings may cause you to miss content from Friends and Pages that you don’t interact with on a regular basis. When most people log in to Facebook and scroll the News Feed, they don’t realize that content presented to them only comes from a subset of the users’ Friends and Pages, based on several criteria. A series of algorithms, called Edge Rank, determine which conteRead More....

Everyone is talking about Facebook’s Pages upgrades. If you haven’t had a chance to dive in, here’s an overview of some of the major changes:

• Photos: Fan Pages now more closely resemble Profile Pages, with recent photos highlighted at the top of the page.
• Tabs: They’re gone! Navigation to Info, Photos, Events, etc. now sits on the left sidebar, below the profile Read More....

In their recent decision over a highly debated Facebook case, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) came down on the side ofRead More....

Facebook is only four years young but has become so ubiquitous that the service, and the story of its founding, are the subjects of one of the most anticipated films of the year, headed to theaters tomorrow. The film, directed by David Fincher (Se7en, Zodiac, Fight Club), tells the story of the early days of Facebook and its founder, Mark Zuckerberg, a story which has been surrounded by a healthy amount of controversy. From the beginning, Zuckerberg has generally been portrayed as a dark Read More....