App.net proposes alternative to Twitter
Refocusses to realtime feed platform, 'what Twitter could have been'
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Twitter could ban third-party clients 'with ease'
Dev argues the only people who would care would be geeks -
Web Intents: the future of web apps
There’s a brand new way of making web apps interoperable … or there will be, if everyone can agree how it needs to be done. Richard Cobbett reports -
Digg relaunches with Facebook login
More relevant and more social but also more... argh -
App.net will change social networking forever
With $800,000 of crowd funding in place, the new social network App.net threatens the ad-supported business models of Facebook and Twitter, argues Jim Morrison -
Big Mouth: It’s different for the girls
Tech should fast-forward us into the future, not further the idiocies of a less enlightened age, says Gary Marshall -
Twitter cuts off Tumblr, worries devs
Enthusiastic partner the latest Twitter ally to be hit -
Community to control Diaspora
Industry positive to changes and argues Diaspora needed "more than ever" -
Social media for B2B
It’s sometimes said that social media doesn’t work for B2B, Katie Moffat explains why this isn’t the case -
Facebook engineer reveals HTML5 flaws
Scrolling, GPU and tooling issues scuppered wrapper apps -
Jono Bacon on building communities
Leading community manager at Ubuntu and The Art of Community author Jono Bacon shares his insights into building online communities and collaboration -
Profile: Telegraph Hill
Barry Pilling, Garret Keogh and Jack Simcock of social television production company Telegraph Hill share their experiences of working on some of UK TV’s biggest brands with Tom May -
Twitter continues 'war on clients'
TweetDeck and API spats irk devs and users -
Big Mouth: File it and forget it
Gary Marshall asks whether the convenience of digital content simply makes it too easy to ignore -
Facebook drives app installs via ads
New adverts now available to developers -
Taking the soul out of social media networks
Paul Johnson, head of development at Livelink, discusses recent changes at Facebook and Twitter that have been made to prioritise advertisers and revenue over the interests of users -
Big Mouth: Mission Imp Possible
Social media and the always-on devices sitting in your pocket make self-destruction so much simpler these days – and on an infinitely larger scale, explains Gary Marshall -
Converting Likes into sales
Seamus Whittingham explains why he thinks retailers should be more socially aware -
Mozilla provides Social API insight
Social API 'built for users first', and won't lead to Firefox 'bloat' -
Lanyrd co-founder talks LinkedIn integration
Fortuitous timing and long-term vision propels Lanyrd beyond Twitter
