As part of their Women on the Web: How Women are Shaping the Internet in-depth analysis, comScore found that 75.8 percent of all online ladies visited a social networking site in May 2010. Conversely, the study found that only 69.7 percent of all men engaged in the same activity.

The Network Box report indicates that more business traffic lands on Facebook that any other website.

Thousands of South Carolinian's are expected to capitalize on and use the power of social networking tools to stage an online rally aimed at voicing their opinions to state legislators.

South Africa currently ranks number 29th on Facebook’s global user list, and demonstrates a number of similarities with much larger using countries.

Opinions abound on Social Media. How it works, where it works best, how individuals and businesses can use it best, etc. Each of these opinions have their own intrinsic value, but sometimes, nothing beats cold hard numbers.

There’s no arguing that 2009 was a banner year for online social networking platforms. Obviously, the big players in the field, Facebook and Twitter, saw a healthy increase in user activity. A new report from eMarketer might just point to the reason why.

Just about everywhere you go these days, someone’s trying to make it easier for you to pay. Obviously, the driving force behind this is to ultimately make the sale by facilitating the consumers option to pay. And while the internet has seen it’s fair share, some successful, others not, of ways to pay, there is a constant stream of improvements to the method making their way to market everyday. But let’s face it, when it comes down to paying for something via the internet, without a direct credit card charge, my guesstimate would be that 85% of the average internet surfing/shopping consumer could name only one: PayPal.

In a recent report published by the Burton Group, analysts’ found that attempts to replicate social networking (facebook) and their associated tools (twitter) aren’t really taking off within the corporate structure.

While yet to actively use them, almost done and dusted original social networking site Friendster has recently been granted another patent by the U.S. Patent Office. Friendster now currently holds four social networking patents with over a dozen more currently in the works.

Facebook's answer to OpenID went live yesterday with 100+ participating or soon to participate sites already on board. A recent press statement by Facebook reveals some surprising numbers about usership.

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According to a recent report by the NPD Group, Baby Boomers are mastering the digital world and visiting both streaming video and social networking sites almost on a weekly basis.

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A recent episode of CSI Las Vegas had a guest appearance by Method Man, aka Clifford Smith. Smith delivers an outstanding performance, and the CSI writers give a nod to facebook, and a squash to myspace.