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- Social Media - Is Quantity over Quality More EffectiveIn this episode, Mike Andrew discusses social media and whether having large numbers of followers actually converts into sales.Mike Andrew
- Social Media & BusinessMike Andrew looks at the growing number of consumers using social media whilst business lags behind in utilising this powerful marketing opportunity.Mike Andrew
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Tweet Google’s new privacy policy is under legal attack from regulators in its largest European markets, who want the company to overhaul practices they say let it create a data goldmine at the expense of unwitting users. Led by the French, organisations in Britain, the Netherlands, Germany, Spain and Italy agreed Tuesday on the joint [&hellip
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Tweet Google Street View is giving the world a rare glimpse into one of Japan’s eerie ghost towns, created when the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami sparked a nuclear disaster that has left the area uninhabitable. The technology pieces together digital images captured by Google’s fleet of camera-equipped vehicles and allows viewers to take virtual [&hellip
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Tweet After a 20-month probe, US regulators have announced they will not charge Google over its internet search practices. Rivals accused the internet giant of producing biased search results and abusing its market dominance to thwart competitors. The Federal Trade Commission said it lacked a legal basis to bring a monopoly abuse case against the [&hellip
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Tweet This week the Full Federal Court unanimously upheld the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s appeal filed in October 2011 against Google. The Full Court declared that Google, by publishing the four advertisements that were the subject of the ACCC’s appeal on result pages of the Google Australia website, engaged in conduct that was misleading [&hellip
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Tweet Since the days of Google Buzz, the +1 button has been a mystery to users and content producers alike. It’s different from Facebook’s “Like” button, in that it doesn’t directly share content to a user’s social stream. But the cultivation of a social graph has long been the goal of Google, and its connection [&hellip
