Digital & Technology

Google shared statistics with the New York Times to prove that its social network is alive and well.

The majority of new media executives are in tune with demands of the evolving marketplace and have transformed their marketing and communications operations accordingly.

Rush Limbaugh’s advertisers can be added to the list of brands that includes Apple, Susan G. Komen for the Cure and Lowe’s that have been forced to deal with fast-growing groundswells of online condemnation.

LeBron James, Kobe Bryant and Jeremy Lin dominated the Twitter-sphere during the NBA’s All-Star extravaganza.

Making informed decisions on time and resource allocation for social media will lead to more PR success—and fewer headaches.

There’ a lot to like about Pinterest—not least its rapidly expanding user base. Here is a baker’s dozen tips to help your pins (and your clients’ pins) get noticed and repinned.

Facebook’s Timeline is an opt-in feature for brands—until March 30, when all profile pages make the switchover. Communicators have little time to waste in preparation, says Buddy Media’s chief client officer.

Two companies licensed by Twitter will soon be offering data mined from old tweets to paying clients—a boon for brands and, perhaps, a threat as well.

Now that Facebook has officially launched Timeline for brands, PR pros must answer this question: What is our brand’s story, and how do we want to tell it visually?

After an accident stopped the Daytona 500 for two hours, Brad Keselowski went where no race car driver has gone before—tweeting during the race.