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Britons spend 15 hours a week on average on the internet, research finds Telegraph.co.uk Smartphones, the continuing rise of social networking websites and the number of older people using the internet are credited for the rise. Research by the broadcasting watchdog Ofcom also found that concern about the internet has fallen dramatically ... See all stories on this topic » Telegraph.co.uk

EWN Spring Networking Event hosted by Pierce Ball Gallery PR.com (press release) Stamford, CT, March 30, 2012 --(PR.com)-- The Pierce Ball Gallery in Stamford, CT will be hosting the Spring 2012 Networking Event for Entrepreneurial Women's Network (EWN) on Wednesday, April 18, 5:30 – 7:30pm. EWN is focused on providing female ... See all stories on this topic »

LaPlaza.net's New Hispanic/Latino Social Networking Serves as Idea Storage and ... PR Web (press release) LaPlaza.net, a non-profit website dedicated to building Hispanic prosperity, has launched its Hispanic/Latino social networking feature, known as “Speak Up.” LaPlaza.net members can create a profile, upload photos, post status updates and invite ... See all stories on this topic »

Hacking book: newspapers should use Facebook content more carefully The Guardian Today's extract from The phone hacking scandal: journalism on trial* is taken from a chapter by Glenda Cooper in which she explores the implications of people revealing personal details on social networking sites. She begins by recalling the case of ... See all stories on this topic » The Guardian

Social networking creeping up on email's crown BizReport Eighty-five percent of Internet users worldwide use the Internet for email while 62% use it for social networking (defined in the study as visiting social networking sites, forums or blogs). The numbers vary wildly by country. See all stories on this topic »

EE for Life, LLC Introduces Corporate Wholeness®, a Social Networking Solution ... PR Web (press release) Shifting Energy and Transforming Lives EE for Life, LLC, founded by Doreen Carrie, introduces a new social networking solution for corporations ready to move beyond Wellness and embrace Wholeness. Corporate Wholeness®, built out of necessity after ... See all stories on this topic » PR Web (press release)

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