Location metadata stored on Twitter and other social media are feared by Israeli officials to be assisting Hamas' efforts and counter-attacks.
Read more Twitter may have come of age during last year's Arab Spring, but the current Gaza conflict is a reminder of the responsibilities of being a grown-up.
Read more As well as the ground war, IDS and Hamas are going at it across social media platforms.
Read more The Israeli military issued the world's first announcement of a military campaign via Twitter today with the disclosure of a large-scale, ongoing operation in Gaza. The Twitter announcement was made before a press conference was held.
Read more Does your dry cleaner implore you to like them on Facebook every time you drop off a suit? Does your mechanic beg you to friend them on Facebook? There's a better way to reach out and authentically connect with your customers, says Craig Chappelow of the Center for Creative Leadership.
Read more As brands engage more with their clients through social media, streamlining and analytics tools like Sprout are becoming more useful.
Read more StoryLine is a platform that lets anyone call or text to record a story of what happened to them during the hurricane, in the hopes that the impact it had--especially on the most vulnerable victims--won't be forgotten.
Read more As New Yorkers took to Twitter to voice concerns, request aid, and offer real-time help, organizations were--more than ever before--there and ready to respond on their native platforms. Here's how the Red Cross, the City of New York, and Occupy Wall Street ratcheted up their Hurricane Sandy relief via the social web.
Read more The Goog boss used his Google+ page to request that whoever wins the election might unshackle himself from his party and govern as an independent.
Read more The fallout from the storm is still continuing, with transport affected, and some homes still without power, with temperatures set to drop.
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