How much about you is online?
A whole lot -- but what the internet giants do know hardly gives a true picture of who you are.
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Twitter valued at $8-billion after large investment
Twitter -- boosted by DST Global's $400-million investment -- is worth double its December value, with its daily traffic tripling in a year.
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Changes in video games prompt optimism for 2011
Video game makers leave behind a year of slow sales in 2010, but are hopeful that a new generation of games will spur a return to growth in 2011.
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Young, urban and hooked on MXit
Forget about Twitter and Facebook. All you need is a phone and an app and you're networked. Faranaaz Parker reports
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Is that a Gmail killer on the horizon?
Facebook, which has more than double the active users of Gmail, is taking Google's email giant on at its own game.
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Will the real Patrick Craven please stand up?
From fake Facebook profiles to satirical Twitter accounts, local politicans are getting the satirical end of the social network schtick.
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Betwixt and betweet
A few months ago, I signed up to Twitter, not entirely convinced of its difference to Facebook.I did it because it might be good for me as a writer.
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Why did it all go wrong for the once fashionable social network?
Buying a fledgling social networking site is the quickest way for a giant corporation to gain credibility with a youthful audience.
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Will you be using Google Buzz?
Whatever Google Buzz is, it's certainly got people talking -- but will they also be using the company's new social networking features?
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The trouble with Twitter
Far from delivering a "wisdom of crowds", social networking sites have created only a deafening banality.
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