Social media is all about connecting with long lost friends and being in touch with the existing ones. But if you want to stalk someone on a social media site and keep a track of their activities; Facebook is coming up with something interesting. A new feature on India’s top social networking site, ‘Subscribe to [...]
The Indian government is on a monitoring spree! After having given an ultimatum to the BlackBerry maker- Research In Motion to make its decryption code available to the security agencies. Now the Indian government has asked Google, Skype and some other companies providing communications services in the nation to make similar provisions.
Facebook is swaying in its glory of being the number one social media site in India. And now, the fact that it has advanced against others have been acknowledged even by other social media sites.
Its time to applaud the efforts of some of the best in the digital media. WAN-IFRA will now launch the Asian Digital Media Awards, the first of its kind, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. WAN-IFRA is the association of newspapers and news publishers of the world representing about 18,000 publications in five continents.
It’s a race that social media analysts had an eye on for a long time. Orkut retained its winning crown, until Facebook, just today, proved that slow and steady wins the race. The users constantly cheered for Facebook, which perhaps motivated it to pace ahead of Orkut.
What a better way to generate a buzz for your new sports car launch than an effective online campaign?
India gets its ‘apna’ gaming brand. So gamers get set to enter the gaming world with our ‘desi’ gaming consoles.
Indian digi- media is trying to infuse life into Lycos. Ybrant Digital, an Indian online marketing agency has bought Lycos, the grand dad of all search engines, for $36 million. Lycos had gained popularity when the Internet had just started its baby steps.
Its payback time, Trollers beware.
Surprise, surprise!
It’s all good for BlackBerry in Bahrain, so far.
They say, ‘Everything that has a beginning has an end’. Well, for Google Wave, it came a bit too early.
