The war has been declared between the giant Google and the social media titan Facebook. Nowadays it is the most discussed topic everywhere on internet. It’s pretty obvious that Google+ is a threat to Facebook’s ever-growing base of users. The giant Google is no longer afraid to take the battle into titan Facebook’s territory. Jokes apart, last month Google launched its new weapon- Google plus against all the social media giants. The invites started to flow but were soon stopped when Google got overwhelmed with the demand. The notable features included Circles, where you could add friends and the huddle where many friends could video chat together. Google hit the gallery with more privacy options

The use of play as a technique of social marketing has been powerful front and center last month at the annual Marketing Awards BtoB Social Media in Manhattan. Communications technology company Cisco Systems has won the honors of social marketing into two categories and also won his second “Choice” prize for a campaign that prominently interactive gaming experience. If the game was a bit under the radar of the media, overshadowed by the giant Facebook / LinkedIn / Twitter, their time in the sun may be dawning. “Yes, we’ve had questions from a series of internal frames when we arrived with the idea of ​​playing together,” said Doug Webster, Cisco senior director of worldwide service

All of you must be having a facebook profile and the fact is not new for any facebook user that you get influenced by your facebook friends’ to do updates, you also  feel like to attend the same event that they’re likely to go too. The point is, perhaps, is how much more likely. Facebook correspondents reported on this Wednesday that every time a user posted on their news feed that they bought a ticket from a site or a place say TicketMaster, the friends from their facebook list spent an additional $5.30 on TicketMaster most likely for the same event. Also at Eventbrite which is a social site for selling tickets to lesser known