PreviousUK top for social networking in Europe
News The UK spends more time on social networking and has more broadband connections than anywhere else in Europe, Ofcom has said [13 Dec 2007]
LinkedIn invites users to develop apps
News Businesses will be able to build applications for use within the LinkedIn community, and add features to their own websites [11 Dec 2007]
Expand your email options with alternative Linux clients
Tutorial Email clients are often loaded down with too many features; sometimes a simple email client is all you need. Jack Wallen compares three Linux email-only clients [06 Dec 2007]
Microsoft launches Exchange Server 2007 SP1
News New features should improve management, add support for Windows Server 2008 and lead to better mobile security, says Microsoft [30 Nov 2007]
Hotmail co-founder launches Microsoft Office rival
News Sabeer Bhatia has launched Live Documents, an online office productivity suite that can also be used as a desktop client to wrap around Microsoft Office programs [23 Nov 2007]
Privacy watchdog warns of Facebook dangers
News The Information Commissioner's Office has warned that users of social-networking sites are putting themselves at risk of ID fraud [23 Nov 2007]
Facebook enabling tailored email attacks
News MessageLabs has warned that social-networking sites are providing cybercrooks with the information to target individuals in email attacks [21 Nov 2007]
Facebook gets open-source enterprise app
News Alfresco hopes its Facebook integration will let companies use the popular social-networking platform to help rather than hinder enterprise productivity [16 Nov 2007]
European businesses embrace consumer tech
News A survey has claimed companies in Europe are more willing to let staff use consumer-based technology than those in any other region [14 Nov 2007]
When social networking meets knowledge management
Vendorboard IBM business development manager Brendan Tutt explains the business applications of social-networking sites such as Facebook and LinkedIn [07 Nov 2007]
Web 2.0 at work 
Video Matt Greeley, founder and chief executive of Brightidea.com, examines the pain points of implementing Web 2.0 tools at work, and offers a strategy for a successful adoption [06 Nov 2007]
Social networking: Not as inclusive as you might think
Feature Sites such as FaceBook and MySpace are meant to have ushered in a new era of online collaboration, but not everyone is invited to the party [05 Nov 2007]
Google's OpenSocial app hacked in 45 minutes
News The first application launched under the OpenSocial API program has been taken down following the discovery of a flaw that could enable a hacker to change user profiles [05 Nov 2007]
Google reveals its social side
Analysis The company has finally unveiled its social-networking strategy, OpenSocial, and it's ambitious even for the seemingly unshakeable search giant [01 Nov 2007]
How to use social networks for business gain
Feature Applications such as Facebook are seen as a distraction by some employers but, if managed in the right way, the technology can actually improve business collaboration [31 Oct 2007]
Freeing yourself from inbox tyranny
Vendorboard Darren Adams, messaging and collaboration sales leader at IBM, argues instant messaging can help cut email traffic by up to 40 percent [31 Oct 2007]
Facebook: A boon to business security?
News The Australian division of GE Commercial Finance argues Facebook is a useful tool for educating staff in good security practices [29 Oct 2007]
Google: Businesses can benefit from video sharing
News Web 2.0 technology such as video and social networking has the potential to be incredibly valuable in the business world, according to the search giant [24 Oct 2007]
Think before you mail, advises IBM
Vendorboard IBM's Darren Adams says it's time to think outside the inbox when it comes to businesss collaboration [23 Oct 2007]
Social networking faces an uncertain future
News Analysts have compared the popularity of social-networking sites such as Facebook to the dot-com boom, and warn that long-term growth is by no means assured [19 Oct 2007]
