David Correll
Editor and Founder of SocialMediaNews.com.au. I also run a Social Media Agency where I do consulting work and Social Media Management. Connect with me: Twitter | LinkedIn | Facebook or contact me here. Alternatively, you can send me an email at david@socialmedianews.com.au
Yahoo Confirms 500 Million Accounts Compromised In Major Hack
Yahoo has just confirmed that their service has suffered a major hack – back in 2014, however now they have decided to inform users. Yahoo have gone on to say their believe this is a state-sponsored hack, and if found to be true can have real implications among international diplomatic relations. According to Yahoo, the […]
Read More | ShareSnapchat Removes Their Facebook Page
After seeing Facebook (and Instagram) copy many of Snapchat’s features and Stories product – we have noticed that Snapchat has unpublished their Facebook page. If you goto: https://www.facebook.com/snapchat You will see the page and content is no longer accessible. It seems Snapchat may also not have been all that interested in Facebook as their last update […]
Read More | ShareVerizon to purchase Yahoo for $4.8 Billion USD
Verizon – a large US telecommunications provider has agreed to acquire the main aspects of the Yahoo business for $4.8 Billion USD. Last year Verizon purchased AOL, which will now have key business units merged with Yahoo – while the websites will still operate independently. This seems like a good price for Verizon as Yahoo […]
Read More | ShareMicrosoft To Buy LinkedIn For $26.2 Billion USD
Microsoft has announced that they are buying the LinkedIn business networking site for $26.2 Billion USD. As a result LinkedIn’s stock has risen 47% on the news. Some key facts about LinkedIn’s growth: 19 percent growth year over year (YOY) to more than 433 million members worldwide 9 percent growth YOY to more than 105 million […]
Read More | ShareFacebook To Host Political Leaders Debate With Shorten, Turnbull
In a first for Australian politics, Facebook is teaming up with News.com.au to host the third leaders debate totally online. Both Bill Shorten and Malcolm Turnbull have agreed to participate. The debate will be live streamed and viewable on the News.com.au websites and also on the Facebook site itself. How to Watch the Debate on […]
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