
With all the hype surrounding Twitter over the last 12 months, you could be forgiven for wondering whether Facebook is gradually going out of style. In fact, it might come as a surprise to learn that Facebook is more popular than ever, and businesses are quickly realising that over 100 million monthly visitors in the US alone is a potential audience they can’t afford to ignore.

There’s no doubt social media has become a mainstay in our online lives. Whether it’s through a Facebook…

This week, there’s good news for LinkedIn fans who also use Twitter: LinkedIn has teamed up with Twitter to offer synchronised status updates – a move LinkedIn says will make both services more powerful.

US company 4Walls LLC has released their latest service designed to help apartment owners and managers use social media to communicate with their residents and ideally improve engagement and retention rates for their properties.

A new iPhone app, just launched at the DEMO 2009 Conference on emerging technologies, is aiming to change the simple act of making a phone call.

Virginia Cook, NAR Special Liaison for Large Firm Relations, says that social media presents “both opportunity and challenge”.

A new deal with Coldwell Banker, along with support from a startup funding company, could mean Rezora is more than just another way to send emails.

propertyadguru.com welcomes a guest post from Houston Neal about mobile phone apps for property management.

The UK’s Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has launched the Blue Book: Residential Estate Agency Standards

Northern Ireland’s propertynews.com portal has launched the first locally built and supported Rental Management software, called Rental EDGE.