• Tweet Facebook versus Google… but what round are we on now? It’s a little salvo this time, but Facebook has removed all mention of Google’s Gmail service from its "Find your Friends" feature. It’s just one more of the squabbles between Google and Facebook that all began when the former blocked access to the latter’s [&hellip

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  • Tweet A comparison of Facebook’s yearly growth in unique visitors shows it is gaining traction at a much faster pace than several other major social networking sites, according to CompetePRO data. Facebook, Twitter Unique Visitors Grow Year-over-Year Between October 2009 and October 2010, Facebook increased its unique visitor total almost 22%, from about 109.7 million [&hellip

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  • Tweet Swatting down recent rumors that it’s launching an e-mail killer, Facebook today unveiled a new messaging system that will envelope e-mail, instant messages, Facebook messages and SMS. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg launched what he calls a "modern messaging system" to handle the convergence of different kinds of messages and bring them together under one [&hellip

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  • Tweet The average online video stream discovered on the Twitter social network is viewed for two minutes and seven seconds , according to a new study from TubeMogul, Brightcove, and DynamicLogic. Twitter Beats Yahoo, Facebook Comparing the average viewing time of 103,731,006 random video streams discovered on several leading social networks and search engines, “Online [&hellip

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  • Tweet Increasing visitor engagement is the most popular reason marketers use online video on their sites, according to a new study from TubeMogul, Brightcove, and DynamicLogic. 8 in 10 Marketers Using Online Video Seek Higher Engagement Close to 80% of marketers using online video on their sites do so to increase visitor engagement, or time [&hellip

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