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11 March 2009
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Stats show a staggering 47 per cent have joined the social networking site making Britain the Facebook capital of the world.
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Facebook For Good – a contest to recognise people who use the social networking site for good causes – has announced its first winner.
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Nielsen reports that 80% of online users in Brazil are registered on social networks, followed by Spain with 75%, Italy 73% and Japan 70%.
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Lack of understanding prevents almost half of UK marketers from investing in social networks, according to a survey.
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Coca-Cola has developed a highly successful social networking strategy over the past two years. The company currently owns the second most popular page on Facebook with 3,261,218 members, and has a strong presence on other social sites, including YouTube and Second Life, as well as its own corporate blog.
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In the latest health scare regarding the internet, scientists at Oxford University have warned that children who spend too much time on social networks online could suffer from personality and brain disorders.
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Have you ever read an informative book, only to later remember just a few main points — if anything at all? The problem might be that you’re using one of the least efficient ways of learning available.
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Really insightful post by Kai Turner – head of Information Architecture at Agency.com
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The Arena nightclub in Newport Road is looking to beat the recession by launching a new ‘SKINT’ night this Thursday, which offers drinks for just 49p. Facebook Page also in the mix.
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The Arena nightclub in Newport Road is looking to beat the recession by launching a new ‘SKINT’ night this Thursday, which offers drinks for just 49p.
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Gmail, Google's free email service, went offline earlier today for the second time in a month and for a couple of hours. Gmail suffered a major outage at the end of February when it went down for several hours.
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Stephen Fry – wit, writer, raconteur, actor and quiz show host – is also a self-confessed dweeb and meistergeek. As he confesses "If I added up all the hours I've sat watching a progress bar fill up, I could live another life."
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A 16-year-old girl has been sacked from her job after posting negative comments about it on popular social networking site Facebook, and the Trades Union Congress (TUC) has called for a clarification of rules concerning internet usage in the workplace.
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Woolworths' new owners are using Twitter and a company blog to communicate with consumers after critics accused the 99-year-old brand of being out-of-touch when it went into administration.
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Rachel Sylvester – Times Online. I think this is slightly unfair…
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Stephen Fry was talking to Kenan Malik for Analysis: Clever.com, broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on Thursday 12 March at 2030 GMT.
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