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Facebook’s streaming service

Global – The world’s biggest social network is attempting to gain traction among younger users by tapping into the video streaming market.

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Ad-free social network catches on with consumers

Ello is a minimalist, ad-free social network that is attracting thousands of requests for its invitation-only beta site.

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Smartphone users aged over 55 rarely download apps

Baby Boomers are adopting smartphones at a rapid rate, but leaving apps behind.

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WhatsApp is world's most popular mobile messenger

WhatsApp is world’s most popular mobile messenger

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New mothers most active on social media

New mothers most active on social media

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The future is shared: How social media is changing

London – At our Future of Media Network evening, held at The Future Laboratory HQ last week, LS:N Global senior journalist Peter Firth interviewed Joel Davis, founder of the UK’s first social media agency, to discuss how social media as we know it is vanishing.

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Mobiles preferred to PCs for social networking

Mobiles preferred to PCs for social networking

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The Athena Woman

Meet the modern woman. Educated. Affluent. Confident. Optimistic. She will rise to the top of her company, or start her own. She embraces community – online and offline. With her busy lifestyle, she’s looking for services that boost her fitness and wellbeing. She wants property and luxury goods. She won’t be patronised. She is The Athena.

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Athena Woman

Career success and increased spending power are giving rise to a new breed of highly educated, affluent and entrepreneurial woman. These women exude a positive ‘alpha’ spirit, which is empowering rather than aggressive, and collaborative rather than competitive. They seek new products and services that place emphasis on fitness, wellbeing, and…