Social Media stories - Page 22

Despite the surge of social media and new communication tools, email remains a formidable business tool due to its directness and personalisation potential.

In the wake of Cambridge Analytica's scandal, Trend Micro's Maximum Security offers a robust antivirus solution to protect privacy on social media.

Fraudsters are targeting legitimate social media platforms to create a new type of fraud market – one that has a global reach.

A survey has found the majority believe social media data collection needs to be regulated, despite having little faith in their governments.

A report from Pure SEO reveals a 31.3% rise in website visits from social media in 2017, yet experts advise a diversified digital marketing approach.

Facebook has unveiled the Data Abuse Bounty, offering rewards to users who report misuse of data by app developers, in a bid to enhance digital security.

New Zealanders are questioning how their data is being used online after recent scandals, says InternetNZ CEO Jordan Carter.

Phishing attacks are increasingly targeting social media platforms as cybercriminals adapt their tactics, RiskIQ's Q4 2017 report reveals.

Improved group chats, realtime features, and visual messaging are just a few of the features in store for messaging app.

It is important you research the market to ensure that you can beat the competition and sustain long-term growth.

Proofpoint has released the findings from its massive Quarterly Threat Report – some of which are astonishing.

MarketLine asks whether a social media business model based on building popularity before monetisation is fundamentally flawed.

SMBs often find creating groups and participating on social media a good way to gain exposure, but we can't always control how they're used.

Investments include the launch of 'Stories', an additional capability within its MediaPortal platform, which was recently upgraded.

Socionext will collaborate with partner companies to deliver data center servers among other services, including MB86M30-based servers.

Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter and YouTube form global internet forum to combat terrorism and stop its spread on their platforms.

Their latest venture appears to be putting their camera technology atop drones, which could potentially prove to be a game changer.

Leaked guidelines for Facebook moderators show how they monitor violence, hate speech, revenge porn and more on the social media platform.

The numbers weren't exactly super-specific, but it's enough to make some estimates of how many units they've sold.

Depending on what device you use and where you are located, there are now up to 50 games titles available on Messenger.