Tag Archives: google
Picking the Right Social Media – Social Networking & Sharing Sites for Business
As you have undoubtedly noticed, there are a lot of different types of social media. From Facebook and Twitter to Behance and Viddy, there are myriad ways to get your message out to the public. I had originally intended this … Continue reading
Google (And By Extension Civilisation) Getting Lost In Translation?
One thing we particularly love in Grafton Media is communication. It’s our raison d’etre. Our lifeblood. Our reason to get out of bed in the morning. We just love the way various media can come together to arrest you, entertain … Continue reading
Getting the most out of Google Search
I, like many others I’m sure, pride myself on my ability to use Google. If the information is out there on the internet, I’ll find it. The google-fu is strong in this one.
Google+ Offers Instant Indexing, for Now
Google+ is the dark horse of the social media industry. It is growing fast but has few evangelical users: Even its regular users spend little time on the site. However Google+ is essential for on-line publishers and content marketers because … Continue reading
The Billion Dollar Easter Bonanza
So we wandered back into the office this morning after the usual Easter break, and conversation wasn’t long in turning to the two Billion Dollar deals struck over the weekend. Most of you will already be aware that Facebook acquired … Continue reading
Encyclopaedia Britannica Cease Printing
On Wednesday Encyclopaedia Britannica announced that they will cease the printing of their colossal 32-volume Encyclopaedia and will instead be available in digital format only. First published in Edinburgh in 1768, the Encyclopaedia Britannica has been prevalent for 244, standing … Continue reading
Will Google+ Live Up to Its Hype?
Google+ is the new social media site. Millions of people already have an account on Google+, and some people are wondering if it will be the site that will kill Facebook – mostly because of its similar features. however, some … Continue reading