Enterprise social network Tibbr has had a strong emphasis on mobile access for some time but today it has taken another step forward with newly designed apps for iPhone, iPad, Android, and BlackBerry 10.
Foursquare CEO Dennis Crowley took on Foursquare critics who doubt that the company can grow into a profitable business.
Swipp hopes to monetize its opinion-sharing app by charging brands for access to the data.
A picture might indeed be worth a thousand words as visual social networks Pinterest and Instagram continue to grow. But how do analytics change when photos say more than text?
Facebook was down for a large number of users Monday morning, leaving those affected people less than thrilled but still willing to make a few jokes.
Viddy CEO and cofounder Brett O'Brien has been ousted from his role as head of the company after losing much of its buzz to Twitter-owned Vine and reportedly turning down an insane buyout offer from Twitter.
Twitter destroyed Facebook and Google+ during the Super Bowl in social media mentions.
Just as Path was beginning to put last year's controversy over its access to user address books, the social networking app is in hot water again over location data within images.
Facebook has updated its popular iOS application with the ability to record and share videos and voice messages, a big improvement to the already well-featured app.
Formerly huge social network Myspace has opened up a completely revamped version of its site to the public today.
If you don't like the way social networks try to own your data, but you're not willing to sign off completely, there is a third way. Here's how to regain control of your own stuff without giving up Twitter and Facebook.
Google has added 24 new features to its Google+ service and updated its beautiful Android and iOS apps in yet another show of commitment to the social network.
Twitter will roll out its bigger and bolder profiles to all users on Dec. 12.
Along with announcing a new Communities feature for Google+ today, Google also finally gave us some updated stats on Google+.
'Tis the season for reflection -- through data crunching, of course! The folks at AddThis have tallied a year's worth of social shares to uncover 2012's biggest takeaways.
There's more of just about everything in Nielsens' 2012 state of the social union report ... all except the poor old PC.
Social networks are a huge part of our lives. Unfortunately for some people, maybe too huge.
Mark Zuckerberg is surely smiling today. Facebook's shares have shot up about 10 percent in early-hours trading, with the lockup period for nearly 800 million FB shares expiring today.
Google has taken its integrations one step further and made it incredibly easy to share files from Google Drive to Google+.
Twitter has announced that it is building an official app for Microsoft’s Windows 8 OS, which was released Friday.
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