Social business technologies remain in the foreground of discussions about business transformation, but the events of the first quarter of 2013 raised as many questions as they answered, or more. Read more »
Social business software went both vertical and horizontal, Adobe and Behance built in community, and Facebook tested new revenue streams. Read more »
B2B technology offerings in support of marketing and collaboration will soon steal all the social tech attention. Read more »
Facebook’s IPO failed to pop while Microsoft innovated social search and social-enterprise M&A abounded. Read more »
Facebook finally listened to advertisers’ demands, and Pinterest emerged as a force in content discovery. Read more »
Simplicity leads to the speediest deployment for those wishing to cash in on new platforms, discovery and distribution, and social commerce. Read more »
Facebook grabbed the lead back from Google+, and competition between the two intensified. Read more »
The real headline-grabbers in the second quarter were the newly unveiled Google+ and the return of digital music to the technology spotlight. Read more »
Content farms stoked heated debate online in the first quarter, while Facebook remained a heavyweight and niche networks multiplied. Read more »
Facebook dominated the news, while Google's Chrome OS confused and privacy concerns arose again. Read more »
