The big wigs at the Twitter head quaters have now followed in the footsteps of Facebook and begun to take action against about time too. Court proceedings have begun against those who have been littering feeds with links to sites to very questionable websites.
The power of the internet is unprecedented, we all know it, we all live it, and we all breathe it. In today's electronically mad world the internet is the foremost ruler and it's all thanks to a small bunch of special people who had ideas like never before.
The introduction of Clare's Law was an initiative recently introduced by the government allowing women to ask police to provide details of any history of violence that a current or prospective partner may have. The introduction of the law came as a result of the murder of Clare Wood who was beaten to death by a man she met on Facebook which leaves us all asking; just how safe are we online?
When first introduced, they were infamously dubbed the electronic wastes of time but now, try as you might there is no way that anyone can deny that the world has gone social media crazy.
In 2006 Jack Dorsey introduced the world to his creation; a micro blogging website set to reinvent the word communication; Twitter. Since its launch in July 2006...
Ever wondered whether all those searchers using Google and other search engines to find retail sites actually translated them into real sales, and how this compares to shoppers who come to retail sites from other channels? The results, according to a recently released report in the US, might surprise you.
