News and views from the Wildfire team
Google has started to roll out its ‘social search’ project to all searchers on Google.com in what is another move towards integrating social media into
Read moreIn the last year or so plenty of publications have been cut and staff numbers reduced. One of the papers that didn’t make it through
Read morePloughing through the weekend papers, and getting bored with iPad column inches, the tech story that tickled my fancy was the mobile phone battery that
Read moreThe government is pushing to get everyone online whatever their age or income because that is where it wants to monitor our lives from in
Read moreThe Guardian’s editor-in-chief, Alan Rusbridger is always good for a quote or two. He also, in my humble opinion, speaks a lot of sense about
Read moreI blogged last week about the new version of Forrester’s Social Technographics that has just been unveiled. If you haven’t come across them before, Social
Read moreWe’ve really hit the ground running at Wildfire HQ in 2010, so we’re now looking for a fantastic senior account exec to join our growing
Read moreA brand new Twitter client launched today, claiming to bring Twitter to the masses. Seesmic Look comes from the French company Seesmic who already have
Read moreFollowing various reports over the last few weeks about the state of Twitter’s popularity, today Hubspot has released its third ‘State of the Twittersphere‘ report.
Read moreWhen Facebook made changes to its privacy policy back in December I commented on how I felt this was a sign that the network was
Read moreI got an invoice from iTunes this morning in my in-box for a bunch of Russian related applications I didn’t want or order. It will
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