Today Microsoft announced LookingGlass, Social Media Analytics product which will aggregate feeds from Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Flickr and other social…

More than 50 percent of companies questioned said they have no policy to address the use of social networking by…

Search online for any topic at all, and you’ll find most major search engines have shifted to a blended search…

It’s not uncommon these days to hop a city bus and people watch. The first unusual thing to happen –…

In a volatile home buying market, real estate agents must work extra hard to sell homes and assist buyers in…

For the travel agent, tour operator, or travel information site owner, the key to retaining clientele is constant fresh content. When you have a deal on airfare or hotels available for a limited time, it’s important to get that information out as soon as possible so people can take advantage of sales. In this economy, with people watching every dollar and reconsidering vacations and business travel due to cost, you want to be certain you utilize the social media to convince people who might otherwise stay home that it’s still affordable to travel. Social networks like Twitter, as they increase in readership, are becoming essential tools for online travel marketing.

An acquaintance remarked recently of his distaste for Twitter. What is the point of the social network when the Internet is already proliferated with weblogs, Web sites, and more involved networks like Facebook for communication? Why do we need to Tweet?

You’re ready to take your business online, or perhaps you have an existing Web site and realize the need to…

Seems everybody is on Twitter these days. It’s not uncommon to visit a Web site and find a familiar blue…

In the real estate game, it’s all about location, location, location. To acquire prime real estate at the top of…