Workers sacked after “madhouse” Facebook update
Three employees of a car plant in central Sweden have been fired after one of them described their work place as a “madhouse” on Facebook.
Icelandic police station joins Facebook
A police station located in downtown Reykjavik has recently joined the social networking website, Facebook and created a public group profile.
Facebook used in tax fraud fight
Tax authorities in Denmark have gone high-tech, using social networking sites to help dig out fraud. Skat, the country’s tax authority, has revealed t...
Social Networking website encourages users to make money
Social Networking and recommendations website, daGeek is encouraging its users to make money through personal pages by strategically placing sales lin...
Social media policy lacking in the Swedish workplace
A new survey has revealed that a mere seven percent of Swedish businesses have a formal social media policy which covers how staff can access websites...
Scandinavian music promoted by social network website Gogoyoko
The social music network, Gogoyoko, is a revolutionary website currently aimed at promoting Scandinavian music, making the opportunity available for a...