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Social media 'critical to success but security is lacking by Info Security (16/07/2010)
Work usage of Web 2.0 services has soared in recent years, but many businesses block access to Web 2.0 sites in the work environment on the basis that these services pose too much of a security risk.

Don't fear the Twitter man by itpro (15/07/2010)
Social networking may be dreaded by some IT departments, but used wisely it can boost business.

Social media 'critical to success but security is lacking by HRZone (15/07/2010)
A third of UK personnel currently access social media in the workplace and more than half of managers now sanction such activity for motivational and productivity reasons, according to research.

Social networking critical to employee satisfaction by Itweb (25/05/2010)
Eight out of 10 employees claim that being trusted to manage their own time and the Internet as they wish is more important than pay, reveals Computing.co.uk.

Report: Enterprise Social Media Use Still Developing by Econtentmag.com (25/05/2010)
Two-thirds of companies have some sort of social media presence, up from 11% in 2007, according to a report from software security company Clearswift.

Social media ‘makes workers more productive’ by pfj.co.uk (24/05/2010)
More than a fifth of people would turn down a job that didn't allow them to check Facebook while at work, according to a new survey.

Generation Standby: 20% would turn down a job which banned Facebook by hrzone.co.uk (24/05/2010)
A huge one in five people would turn down a job that prevented them from using social media at work as the boundaries between work and home continue to blur, according to a new report.

Social networking critical to employee satisfaction by Computing.co.uk (24/05/2010)
Eight out of 10 employees claim that being trusted to manage their own time and the internet as they wish is more important than pay.

Small businesses advised not to block social networking by xintelecom.co.uk (24/05/2010)
Small businesses have been told that they should integrate social media into their organisations rather than preventing staff from accessing the services.

‘Generation standby’ poses security risk to networks by Techworld.com (20/05/2010)
A collision of recession and technology is creating a new breed of office worker who finds it hard to tell the difference between home and work, a survey has claimed.

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