Twitter has said it's testing 280 character tweets with a limited number of users.

Is it going to help, or will we all just want more and more?

Because a large number of shares go through Slack, WhatsApp, read later apps, Facebook messenger, Twitter/LinkedIn, email and  email, they go unattributed.

Source reported to Bloomberg News that Facebook, in another push to b

Facebook is going to rank faster loading pages higher in the newsfeed than a sluggish loading page, according to the latest developer news.

Is the party already ending before is started for snap?

You've heard about buyable Pins, right? Now Pinterest wants to kick it up another notch with PPC.

Researchers looking into the extent and intentions of fake accounts on Twitter have discovered vast networks of fake accounts - one of them containing 350,000 members. One of the researchers, Dr.

Google continues to mull over Google+ and has announced it'll be adding Events, and what it describes as, "its time to say goodbye to classic Google+ on the web, which we'll be turning down on Janu

Twitter has decided to discontinue Vine, the quirky mobile app that allowed people to share short, 6 second loops of video.

Armchair commenters of the world, rejoice - Disqus is bringing AMP support to comment sections everywhere.

A few months ago, Twitter was talking about pushing its character limit out to 10,000+. There was a huge debate over how essential the character limit is to the essence of Twitter.

The question on all of our minds is - why in blue blazes would they want to do that?!

Poor Google Plus has been in a tailspin for so long, it's refreshing to see something new being done with it.

Facebook's search algorithm takes into account posts that you've made, pages you've followed, and what your friends are talking about.

Twitter changed "favorites" stars into "like" hearts yesterday and the Internet BLEW RIGHT UP.

Rand Fishkin quietly added the word "feminist" to his twitter bio with sadly predictable results.

The days of "I-just-bought-an-Android-phone-now-I'm-getting-Google+-connection-requests-from-everyone-I've-ever-emailed" are over.

According to a blog post from Stone Temple, Google skews towards those with higher follower counts and "authority" when indexing tweets. Makes sense.

Once upon a time, a brand's most recent Google+ post would show up in their knowledge panel when it was triggered - no more.

Do you use hashtags in your mobile strategy to help get your posts noticed? More people may find your Tweets, but they might not be interacting with them quite the way you want.