Women, Blogging and Social Media - Numbers Don't Lie

A new study from Pew Research Center, How Scientists Engage the Public, shows that the number of scientists who use social media and blogs to communicate with audiences is growing.

The 2014 State of Inbound report has been released by HubSpot and thousands of marketers agree---blogging works.According to the research, blogging is the number one way that marketers get their content and companies found.

The 2013 Digital Influence Report from TechnoratiMedia has been released, and in addition to analyzing how brands connect with online influencers to promote products and services, the report analyzes how influence is created.

How did you celebrate Labor Day 2011? Did you take a minute to celebrate yourself and other workers in America (employed and unemployed)? That's what the holiday was created for back in 1882, but today, most people are just happy to get a day off of work for Labor Day.

Sysomos conducted an interesting study about bloggers and online video engagement that sheds light on how bloggers are sharing online video content.

If there was any question whether RIM should be concerned about Apple and Google, recent survey results from a Crowd Science study provides a clear picture of the future of the smartphone market.

Did you know there is a specific pattern of traffic to most content that is published online?

Did you know the best time to share content on Twitter or Facebook to maximize click-throughs is between 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (EST)?

Technorati released its 2009 State of the Blogosphere report recently. This year, nearly 3,000 bloggers were surveyed in September. Survey results were combined with data from the Technorati index and Lijit.