• Tweet Facebook has apologised for the way it rolled out new software that automatically recognises users’ faces without informing them. The social networking website admitted it should have done more to notify members about the global launch of the system. The new feature scans uploaded photographs and attempts to match faces to images already stored [&hellip

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  • Tweet While Facebook has the highest engagement rate of the “big five” social networks (Facebook, LinkedIn, MySpace, Twitter, YouTube), the highest percentage of online consumers think having a LinkedIn account is important, according to an April 2011 study from ROI Research and Performics. Data from “S-Net: A Study in Social Media Usage and Behavior” indicates [&hellip

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  • Tweet Facebook’s move to enable facial recognition across its entire social networking site is raising some eyebrows – and possibly some legal woes — over its privacy implications. On Tuesday, Facebook announced in a blog post that it was working to make it easier for uses to tag photos of their friends and family members. [&hellip

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  • Tweet Apple Inc took a big step toward getting people to store and access their data on the Internet as CEO Steve Jobs emerged from medical leave to present the iCloud music-streaming service. A thin Jobs walked out on Monday (June 6) to a standing ovation from the more than 5,000 Apple faithful at its [&hellip

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  • Tweet Forget Gen Y and Z – the new wave of kids are being called I-babies. Women are now using phone applications to help them know when the best time is to conceive. They are the new generation of iBabies, children born with the help of an application telling a couple the best time to [&hellip

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