Tag: facebook Filter Filter by All AI Automation Blog Commerce Creativity Data Future Innovation Leadership Management Media Metaverse Purpose Sustainability Trends close NEXT16: Facebook’s Jason Cale on connected teams and connected work By Adam Tinworth Warning: Liveblogging. Prone to error, inaccuracy and terrible crimes against grammar and syntax. Post will be updated over… From headphones to news feeds: we often don’t know what we want By Adam Tinworth Apple's shift to wireless audio has provoked outrage - but so did many other revolutionary changes in technology that we now take for granted. Playing the Platform Game By Martin Recke These days, everybody and their uncle wants to be a platform. The Four Horsemen of Tech — Google, Apple, Facebook, and Amazon, or in short: GAFA — might still be dominant, but others are rising. Facebook’s attempt to reshape our digital egos is failing By Adam Tinworth Facebook is seeing falling personal sharing - and that worried the company. It's tried to force a single identity on us all - and failed. Facebook M aims to be the winner in the digital assistant wars By Adam Tinworth Beyond the battle to be the leading messaging platform lies a more subtle battle: to become your personal digital assistant Ello’s long road to social network success By Adam Tinworth Ello has got off to a great start - but it's in danger of being the latest of a long line of failed products that have tried to offer an alternative to existing social networks. Notes from the New Normal – 17th March By Adam Tinworth The web is 25, and needs a bill of rights. The (online) kids are fine (really) and shopping is about to get a lot more digital. And we have robot fish. This is the #newnormal Is $19bn the price of protecting Facebook from disruption? By Adam Tinworth In the New Normal the disruptors get disrupted. Facebook saw this disruption coming - but couldn't rise to the challenge, and has paid a heavy price. Facebook’s Paper marks the social network’s 10th anniversary By Adam Tinworth Facebook is celebrating its 10th anniversary with the launch of a new app. But those who see it as a Flipboard killer misunderstand the New Normal. Your Festive Reading List By Adam Tinworth Six stories to get you back into the swing of the digital business after Christmas indulgence… The first cracks in Facebook’s wall By Adam Tinworth Facebook has been the unassailable giant in the social networking space. But teenagers are ignoring it - is this the first step in its fall? Embeddable Instagram and the lessons of Web 2.0 By Adam Tinworth Instagram catches up to the mid-2000s by launching embedding functionality. But does the app native company really understand what it's doing? Contextualizing content in a mobile world “Technology changes fast, behaviour more slowly, and motivation not at all” - Martin Ott, Managing Director Northern Europe at Facebook, clarified at NEXT13 in which way the rise of new technologies influences our way of living. Martin Ott: disruptive messages and lightweight relationships By Adam Tinworth Facebook is turning your friends into content matchmakers, but brands who see Facebook Pages as destinations are rather missing the point, says Martin Ott Facebook: making itself at Home on mobile By Adam Tinworth Facebook's new Home apps for Android could make it the default interface on mobile for the world outside the tech bubble… When is a hack not a hack? Jeff Jarvis and the BBC’s technopanic By Adam Tinworth Jeff Jarvis had a run-in with the BBC over the recent Facebook hacking - is it an issue worthy of discussion? Is tech forcing us to abandon the idea of multiple identities? By Adam Tinworth As Google integrates identity more deeply with its search engine, is our space to have multiple versions of our own identity being eroded by technology? Here be dragons: the corporate community trap By Adam Tinworth As the big social networks start tussling for turf - are they starting to behave like the corporate titans of old? Here be dragons: The Platform Paradox By Adam Tinworth The scuffle between Twitter and its customer PeopleBrowsr in the courts is a stark reminder that the "platforms" of today's social networking are only platforms for as long as it suits them. Facebook: Facing the Future or Failing? By Adam Tinworth Since Facebook's rocky IPO, it's been all doom and gloom in the social media sector - but is that really the story? What Instagram got right – and Facebook can learn By Adam Tinworth People fear what Facebook could do to Instagram - but what could Instagram do to Facebook? Google is the Cool Kid Again, and Facebook Starts to Look Like MySpace By Martin Recke It’s amazing how fast perceptions can change. Just a few weeks ago, Google was the search giant that… Data Love and Data Hatred By Andrew Keen The environmental challenge of the early 21st century is for us to master data rather than for it to master us. We are in danger of becoming a data rich, yet ignorant and narcissistic society. prev 1 2 3 next
