Social Media stories - Page 29

Campbell's demise demonstrates the turmoil of traditional media as it seeks to compete with the explosion of outlets and the tsunami of social media.

Facebook introduces 'legacy' contact feature, allowing users to choose someone to manage their account after death.

NZ firms face cultural hurdles on Chinese social media, says Auckland expert. Understanding local platforms like Weibo vital for success.

Dell says with BYOD, social media and a 'booming' hackers market, privacy in the workplace is more important than ever before.

Organizations must utilize the wealth of customer data available to them in order to stay ahead, says UXC Eclipse.

From mums to millennials, over 1.9 million Kiwis make Facebook their daily social staple, with videos and dual screening soaring in popularity.

Social media and an online honour roll are being enlisted to get Kiwis making a more personal connection with our Anzacs.

Kiwi businesses are being urged to learn how use data insights gained from social media marketing to their advantage.

Facebook played a crucial role in New Zealand's ban on cosmetics animal testing, SAFE reveals, highlighting the power of social media in advocacy.

New Zealand X Factor judges Natalia Kills and Willy Moon were sacked after social media backlash over their harsh comments towards a contestant.

CIA director warns that social media and technology make it harder to combat terrorism. Threats are becoming more decentralised and difficult to track.

The Mobile World Congress dominated social media this week, with HTC, Samsung and Huawei receiving the most mentions.

News of the threat to contaminate New Zealand infant formula with 1080 poison has barely registered so far in Chinese media, says expatriate Beijing.

Magic Memories, which built a $50 million global business taking photographs at tourist attractions and theme parks, has sped its growth by buying.

Consumers switching to internet, email and social media for everything from paying bills to sending birthday greetings and keeping in touch.

Social media scandal rocks NZ as illicit office affair goes viral, risking jobs and relationships, raising privacy concerns.

The media coverage the event has brought on may bring the employer into disrepute. The rendezvous could have serious implications for the employees.

Co-workers caught in explicit act at office building opposite a New Zealand bar, as sex tape goes viral on social media. Investigation launched.

Canterbury Police warn after a local boy was threatened by a Facebook user for refusing to send naked photos. Investigations ongoing.

Facebook partners with US agency to distribute AMBER Alerts on users' News Feeds, aiming to rapidly locate missing children.