Since it’s debut at the start of the year, Twitter’s Vine is already the most downloaded free app within the App Store (iOS). Users can direct, film, embed and share six second videos with their friends and fans. The video sharing doesn't stop there - multiple advertising reports suggest by the year 2016, video will consist of more than half of all Internet traffic. Learn why there’s never been a more opportune time to invest in video marketing today!

With over a half a billion websites worldwide, it’s impossible for one person to keep up with the internet’s latest. That’s why Google launched Google Reader in 2005, an aggregator that helps users discover popular websites, blogs, articles and videos. For eight years, Google Reader acquired a loyal fan-base, but this spring, Google announced it's pulling the plug. Why? Learn what’s up Google’s sleeve.

There’s been a lot of crazy social media news lately. Twitter celebrated its 7th birthday, Pinterest unraveled a new look, and Google announced it would be shutting down Google Reader. But perhaps one of the biggest pieces of social media news hit just earlier this month, with Facebook’s announcement of ‘Facebook Home’.

According to Morgan Stanley, a global financial service firm, in less than two short years the mobile web will be bigger than the desktop web. In other words, more people will be accessing the internet through their Kindles, iPhones, tablets and other mobile devices, rather than their laptop, home or work computer.

This isn’t surprising news. Whether you’re listening to music on your way to work, playing video games with your friends, or checking up on your financial investments during a business meeting, the mobile internet can be used for just about anything.

On Thursday, March 7th, Mark Zuckerburg and his Facebook Team held a press conference detailing their new changes to the News Feed, a feature that hasn’t really seen many changes since its introduction in 2006. If you’re confused about what these changes mean for your business on social media- we’ve got you covered.