This week’s headlines: Restaurant Facebook Pages Integrate with OpenTable and TV Listings Come to Facebook, Yelp Reviewers Can Now Go Mobile, The New York Times Goes Social When Site Goes Down and Facebook Testing Mobile Payments.
The week’s news quick hits: Facebook Acquires Mobile Technologies, Twitter Updates Tweetdeck, Facebook Testing App for Celebrities, Google+ for Android Gets an Update, Sina Weibo Reports Strong Growth and Twitter Tests Local Trends.
This week’s headlines: 1 in 5 Facebook Ads are Mobile, Bitly Launches New Data APIs and Twitter Humanizes Real-Time Search.
The week’s news quick hits cover: Facebook Page Manager App Unrolls for Android Devices, Facebook Shares Pass $30, LinkedIn Breaks 200 Million User Mark, Google Play Allows Developers to Respond to Reviews and Wikimedia Launches Travel Site.
This week’s headlines: Foursquare Updates Privacy Policy, Avis Acquires Zipcar, Google Pushes Google+… Hard, Google+ Launches New Mobile App Features, Twitter and Nielsen Partner to Measure Social TV, Instagram Gets in Hot Water Over New Terms and Facebook Takes Another Stab at Location.
The week’s news quick hits cover: Pinterest Makes First Acquisition, Facebook Adds Voice Messages to Messenger, Courts Uphold Scathing Yelp Review, Microsoft Accuses Google of Restricting YouTube Access for Windows Phones, Social Reader Apps Getting Shut Down, YouTube Launches Video Shooting App, Video Ads Coming to Facebook, Are Foursquare and Apple Working Together?, Twitter Launches Downloadable Tweets, Facebook Pauses Mobile Ad Network, Path Introduces Search Function and Facebook Launches Snapchat Competitor.
This week’s headlines: Facebook Evolves Privacy Policy, Facebook Plants Seeds for External Ad Network, Tumblr Hits List of Top 10 U.S. Networks, Google+ Integerates with Google Play Store Reviews and PeopleBrowsr Sues Twitter Over Firehose Access.
The week’s news quick hits cover: Facebook Stocks Jump More than 8%, Google+ VP Calls Out Facebook, Twitter CEO Maintains Promise of Downloadable Tweets and Zynga and Facebook Distance Themselves from Each Other.