By Josh Sternberg.

Tumblr’s moving into mobile, but it’s got a bigger problem: Brands aren’t sold on the platform.

By Molly McHugh.

As the Instagram fallout continues, users need to examine the source of our hurt: Are social networks really expected to have our backs? Maybe it’s time to put down the pitchfork.

By Mark Wilson.

Facebook is hiring the first four designers for their New York office to improve advertising design for businesses and users alike.

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Over the years we’ve covered a fair number of search engines, most of them trying to reinvent the wheel by adding thumbnails, or some other interfering feature in the search process which doomed them to failure.

By Jennifer Beese.

Social media has quickly become a valuable asset for marketers, but despite its success, you shouldn’t ditch traditional methods just yet.

By Marko Z Muellner.

recently came across a Nielsen report on social media that has a few illuminating statistics about online engagement and shopping. It turns out that Americans spend three times as much time on social media as on e-mail.

By John Koetsier.

The Echo System, a company that helps brands measure the impact of their social-network initiatives, released its Echo Rank results for June today. The results show that online retailers with solid “social” customer engagement strategies vastly outperform laggards.

By Carlina Yepinski.

Twitter is a key part of any social media marketing campaign. However, you don’t have to have a blog in order to make money through Twitter.

By Dylan Tweney.

The mobile industry is at an exciting stage: There are enough smartphone customers that there’s a huge field of opportunity for device makers, carriers, and app makers, but the market is still fragmented enough that no one company dominates.

By Jennifer Lonoff Schiff.

By now you have no doubt heard about Pinterest, the virtual “pin” board (aka online scrapbook) that is the current social media darling.