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Facebook remains the most popular social media platform, while other contenders have enjoyed an increase in usership.

New Zealand teacher Richard Wells's educational blog has been celebrated in CMRubinWorld's prestigious Global Top 12 Teacher Blogs list.

Bitdefender, security software solutions provider, has released its social media security threat predictions for 2015.

WhatsApp now has 700 million monthly active users and those users are sending 30 billion messages per day, according to Jan Koum, WhatsApp CEO.

While you leading a dull existence is most likely true, these amazing lives pasted all over your Facebook feed are most likely not.

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the distinctive properties of an online environment introduce new dynamics that distinguish bullying from its offline variety.

Thousands of social media users in Australia are showing the world they are not caving to Islamophobia or racism.

Access to Twitter ads allows New Zealand businesses to build tailor-made campaigns to suit their budget and meet objectives and business goals.

From gay CEOs, sexist CEOs and mean CEOs to women at the top, disappearing ISPs and our whole office fighting it out on their Fitbits, we've had a great year.

Linda Coles releases updated guide to social media marketing, offering practical strategies for small businesses.

ESET has joined Facebook's anti-malware initiative to provide all Facebook users with the ESET Online Scanner for free.

The ability to help animals has become far more accessible with the use of technology. Apps, websites and social media help people who want to get involved.

From digital marketing, social media, Big Data and the cloud to mobile and security-related issues, technology is rapidly reshaping not only how today.

What started out as an experiment by Lewis Road and collaborator, Whittaker's Chocolate, is now surrounded by unforeseen hype thanks to social media.

Social media is becoming an increasingly crucial tool for NZ exporters, and exporters are using this channel in more creative and innovative ways.

As social media becomes a part of everyday life, more people are entering into the discussion about whether it should be covered in the school curriculum.

Social Media and the Law is the newly published book that covers a variety of topics and is said to be essential reading for the business community.

Refreshing newsfeeds and checking Twitter timelines has become a part of people's day-to-day lives, so it makes sense to give customers more data to do so.

Social media enables charities to target different audiences, get more people involved and increase awareness of their brand.