Articles about Fuseware

Social media apps are first choice for SA

For the second year in a row, social media apps dominate free downloads on all three major app stores in SA.

Ad-blockers hurt multibillion-dollar industry

As the use of the software grows, ad-blockers eat into global online and mobile advertising revenue, with SA facing a similar threat.

Trevor Noah is SA's social media darling

The comedian's rising international fame after being named the new host of the US's Daily Show sees him move up the social media ranks.

Facebook, Instagram surge continues in SA

There are now 13 million South Africans on Facebook, while Instagram doubled users to 2.68 million in 2015, says World Wide Worx.

SA set for shift in online use

The country is at the beginning of joining the global revolution in online use, driven largely by mobile.

Google Plus 'stronger' in emerging markets

But the social media site still lags in comparison to the likes of Facebook and Twitter, says GlobalWebIndex.

IEC Web site falls over

The results site is unavailable as SA's 20-year freedom celebration sets Twitter abuzz.

Mobile set to influence election interaction

Apps and portals that enable immediacy, personalisation and interaction between political parties and voters change pre-election dynamics.

Twitter is 'bigger than we think'

An apparent drop-off in users does not mean Twitter's star is fading.

#oscarpistorius hype causes Twitter fatigue

Only 10?000 mentions were made of the trial locally on Twitter yesterday.

Trial by Twitter

Interest in Oscar Pistorius' trial is already rocketing on social media site Twitter as people seek to vent and follow live updates.

Politicking online

Fuseware provides data on how many interactions political parties are getting via social media site Twitter.