- Resolution Media has released the results of a recent study exploring various differences in social commerce on Facebook. The results are available in a white paper located at http://resolutionmedia.com/white-papers/socialmediainsights
- GE Healthcare announced the launch of a new social media campaign targeted at cancer prevention. Focusing on social networks Facebook and Sina Weibo and targeted a handful of hashtags on Twitter, the #GetFit campaign looks at raising awareness globally. More information can be found at the GE site at http://www3.gehealthcare.com/en/Global_Gateway
- LinkedIn yesterday announced the roll out of a new "endorsements" feature that allows members to publicly recognize or endorse one another on the network. David Breger's detailed Linked In blog post gives more information on this new feature, located at http://blog.linkedin.com/2012/09/24/introducing-endorsements-give-kudos-with-just-one-click/
- MySpace has revamped its site with the help from investors Justin Timberlake and Specific Media Group and with a new focus on the arts -- music, poetry, digital photography. A good story about the new redesign is located at http://www.allmediany.com/news/5974-myspace-design-overhaul-social-media-site-tries-again and a video from MySpace showing a peek is at https://new.myspace.com/
- Kentucky Fried Chicken is rolling out its first socia media campaign targeted at raising their profile with the female audience. The "It Doesn't Count If..." campaign includes content on Facebook, Twitter, and a YouTube video that already has more than 50,000 views along with some user submitted content programs. For more information on the new campaign please read http://www.marketingmagazine.co.uk/news/1151525/KFC-first-social-media-campaign-targets-women/
