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This cheat sheet gives you eight simple ways to start the conversation on the right foot, and get the most out of every connection.

Pinterest's latest move reflects a wider trend of the changing, more socially-conscious relationship between advertising platforms, brands and consumers.

As vile reactions to England's Euro Cup loss spread on and offline, businesses whose employees were found to be racist were once again caught between ethical imperative and their legal obligations.

Social news website and forum Reddit has opened its first ever office in the southern hemisphere in a bid to grow its ads platform in Australia.

An Instagram story posted by a former employee of BeautyFULL Cosmetic Medical Clinic was found to be defamatory against the business owners.

Business collective Trading Blak is launching shops on Facebook and Instagram, furthering its mission to support First Nations businesses.

Last week we saw what happens when social media can go really wrong when retail giant Harvey Norman’s social media team created an uproar. Here are seven tips to make sure it doesn't happen to you.

Harvey Norman has been trending on Twitter for all the wrong reasons this week, in a perfect example of how not to handle crisis communications.

The largest online professional networking platform has been facing backlash as women speak out about receiving unwanted and inappropriate attention from men on their profiles. 

Finfluencers rule the wild west for financial information, with few of the checks and balances that regulate other areas of financial advice.