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Google has given AdSense mobile text ads a sleek new look. In a recent article on the official Inside AdSense blog , the search engine giant has unveiled the new format that “allows for higher performance with a more beautiful and user-friendly appearance.”The redesigned version has been rolled out on mobile devices, so you should be able to take a look at it right now.
Source: AdSense Unveils a New Look for Mobile Text Ads
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When you’re feeling stressed or anxious, usually the worst place to go is social media. Whether it’s seeing a friend’s amazing honeymoon photos or hearing they’ve just landed their dream job, what
Source: Koko Is A Social Network To Help People With Stress And Anxiety
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Mobile Justice CA has three main functions: Record, Report and Witness. RECORD To start recording, simply hold down the camera button on the outside of your phone, or open the app and hit the red ‘Record’ button and the app will use your phone’s camera to record both audio and video. To stop recording, simply tap the screen. As soon as you stop recording, the video will be automatically sent to the ACLU.
Source: How it Works – Mobile Justice California
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Facebook is trying to make it easier to send photos as the holiday season’s picture-taking frenzy escalates with the arrival of Christmas and New Year’s Eve.The world’s largest social networking service is offering a feature call “Photo Magic” that will automatically address a message so it can be sent quickly to Facebook friends identified in a picture.The option relies on the same image recognition technology that attaches people’s names to Facebook posts.With this twist, Facebook is deploying the technology in its Messenger application to make it more convenient to distribute pictures to a few friends and family members
Source: New photo feature for Facebook Messenger | Stuff.co.nz
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Here’s one way to understand the symbiotic relationship between publications and platforms in the digital age. Publications depend on advertising dollars to keep producing content, so they need to hold readers’ attention. Big platforms like Facebook and Twitter already have plenty of attention, but they need vast quantities of content to fill up their newsfeeds. It seems natural, then, that publications have started relying on platforms to drive readership
Source: Death by a thousand likes: How Facebook and Twitter are killing the open web – Quartz
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Not a day goes by, it seems, without a new story of someone posting an unbelievably tasteless, offensive, stupid, racist, homophobic, sexist or otherwise inappropriate thing on social media. Bigotry expressed in private is inexcusable, but bigotry voluntarily scribbled upon the un-erasable blackboard that is the Internet is a new kind of unbelievable. It boggles the mind that people will actually document and broadcast their terrible ideas online
Source: A Brief History of People Getting Fired for Social Media Stupidity | Rolling Stone
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Make your work flow We connect your favorite apps together, so they work best for you.
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BERLIN – Vandals have damaged a building housing Facebook’s offices in Hamburg, smashing glass, throwing paint and spraying “Facebook dislike” on a wall, police in the northern German city said on Sunday.The overnight attack on the social networking group was carried out by a group of 15-20 people wearing black clothes and hoods, police said in a statement. An investigation had been launched .A Facebook spokesman said nobody was injured in the incident. He said he could not immediately comment on the possible motive for the act of vandalism.
Source: Vandals attack Facebook building in Germany | ABS-CBN News
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The new Live Photo feature of the iOS is largely stuck on the iPhone 6S and has relatively slow integration with third-party apps or services. However, this notion will change as microblogging platform and social networking website Tumblr recently announced that it will support Live Photo, as well as other iPhone 6S features.
Source: Tumblr For iOS Now Supports 3D Touch, Live Photos : Tech : Yibada
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If you’ve ever tried taking a break from Facebook, or quitting the site altogether, only to find yourself logging back on just a few hours later, a newly published study by researchers from Cornell Information Science at Cornell University, USA, may have found the reasons why.
Source: Can’t quit Facebook? Researchers have found the reasons why
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Incorporating video into your social strategy can give customers an in-depth look at your products or operations. There are so many different ways you can use video to brand, network and grow your business. In a recent email interview with Small Business Trends, Donna Moritz of Socially Sorted shared some ideas. Here are some of the best ways you can include video in your social marketing strategy.
Source: 29 Killer Ways to Use Video for Social Networking
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/post-it-notes-innovator-will-share-secrets-of-social-media-3/
The dirty secret of social media is that almost everyone will miss almost everything you do on social media, said Sree Sreenivasan, a digital innovator who will headline a workshop Tuesday at Point Park University on the latest trends in mobile, video and apps.
That doesn’t mean Facebook and Twitter are a waste of time. These sites can bring attention to an idea faster and better than any other platform, he said.
“Social media is misunderstood,” said Sreenivasan, the chief digital officer at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
Source: triblive.com
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The dirty secret of social media is that almost everyone will miss almost everything you do on social media, said Sree Sreenivasan, a digital innovator who will headline a workshop Tuesday at Point Park University on the latest trends in mobile, video and apps.
That doesn’t mean Facebook and Twitter are a waste of time. These sites can bring attention to an idea faster and better than any other platform, he said.
“Social media is misunderstood,” said Sreenivasan, the chief digital officer at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
Source: triblive.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/how-exiles-are-using-social-media-but-fear-spies-listening-in-index-on-censorship-index-on-censorship-2/
Refugees may be some of the most excluded people in society, but social media and new technology nevertheless play a crucial role in many of their lives. Across the globe, refugees are finding ways of using them to stay connected to families, homelands and political causes, in ways they couldn’t have a decade ago – even though it can have security implications. A number of refugees, particularly from Syria, suggested they use the free messaging mobile app, WhatsApp, because they believe the messages are secure. Whether WhatsApp messages can be hacked or intercepted is not clear, however
Source: www.indexoncensorship.org
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The dirty secret of social media is that almost everyone will miss almost everything you do on social media, said Sree Sreenivasan, a digital innovator who will headline a workshop Tuesday at Point Park University on the latest trends in mobile, video and apps.
That doesn’t mean Facebook and Twitter are a waste of time. These sites can bring attention to an idea faster and better than any other platform, he said.
“Social media is misunderstood,” said Sreenivasan, the chief digital officer at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
Source: triblive.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/how-exiles-are-using-social-media-but-fear-spies-listening-in-index-on-censorship-index-on-censorship/
Refugees may be some of the most excluded people in society, but social media and new technology nevertheless play a crucial role in many of their lives. Across the globe, refugees are finding ways of using them to stay connected to families, homelands and political causes, in ways they couldn’t have a decade ago – even though it can have security implications. A number of refugees, particularly from Syria, suggested they use the free messaging mobile app, WhatsApp, because they believe the messages are secure. Whether WhatsApp messages can be hacked or intercepted is not clear, however
Source: www.indexoncensorship.org
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/these-women-used-social-media-to-reclaim-their-bodies/
Sukki Singapora is the kind of person who electrifies the Internet.
Her bright blue hair falls in waves around her neckline as she discusses, over Skype from London, her passion and art form: burlesque dancing. She talks eagerly about confronting the patriarchy of her native home Singapore with a simple desire to express her sexuality.
Even in pixels, Singapora’s charisma is contagious.
Being armed with a digital megaphone is clearly the life for which Singapora was destined, though it began by accident. As a teenager, she discovered burlesque dancing on the Internet and was intrigued by the style of strip-tease, often performed for audiences of women.
Source: mashable.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/students-cheated-by-posting-test-questions-on-social-media-2/
In the latest twist on high school cheating, two Maryland 10th-graders taking a statewide English assessment posted test questions this month on Twitter.
Where students once passed notes or looked over their shoulder, today they can use Twitter, Instagram or Facebook to send a test question to a friend. And as the means of cheating have evolved, so have the efforts to stop them. The Twitter posters were caught by a testing company trolling social media with advanced software that works continuously to find key words or phrases.
Source: www.baltimoresun.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/salma-hayek-praises-social-medias-peaceful-revolution-for-women/
Salma Hayek has made her Facebook and Twitter debut – and taken her first selfie – while describing the “peaceful revolution” on social media that has enabled women to tackle problems such as age and body image stereotyping in advertising.
Hayek used her Advertising Week Europe session with senior Facebook executive Nicola Mendelsohn to announce her debut on the social network, with her arrival on Instagram and Twitter to follow on Tuesday.
Source: www.theguardian.com
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In the latest twist on high school cheating, two Maryland 10th-graders taking a statewide English assessment posted test questions this month on Twitter.
Where students once passed notes or looked over their shoulder, today they can use Twitter, Instagram or Facebook to send a test question to a friend. And as the means of cheating have evolved, so have the efforts to stop them. The Twitter posters were caught by a testing company trolling social media with advanced software that works continuously to find key words or phrases.
Source: www.baltimoresun.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/facebook-explains-what-should-not-be-posted-to-the-social-network-3/
On Sunday, Facebook’s head of global policy management Monika Bickert and Deputy General Counsel Chris Sonderby wrote an article about its Community Standards – which was designed for people to understand what is acceptable for sharing on the social network. Facebook removes posts containing content about direct threats, self-injury, terrorist organization associations, bullying, attacks on public figures, criminal activity, sexual exploitation and regulated goods.
Source: www.forbes.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/facebook-explains-what-should-not-be-posted-to-the-social-network-2/
On Sunday, Facebook’s head of global policy management Monika Bickert and Deputy General Counsel Chris Sonderby wrote an article about its Community Standards – which was designed for people to understand what is acceptable for sharing on the social network. Facebook removes posts containing content about direct threats, self-injury, terrorist organization associations, bullying, attacks on public figures, criminal activity, sexual exploitation and regulated goods.
Source: www.forbes.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/meerkat-ceo-we-will-build-our-own-social-network/
The smartphone video live-streaming service, Meerkat, was flying high. Launched in February, two weeks before South by Southwest, the app won over the geek elite. Meerkat had the video chops programmed in, and it used the Twitter social network to connect users to each other and tell them when their friends were live online.
All was going swimmingly, until Twitter put the brakes on Meerkat’s access. Twitter, it turns out, is preparing to launch its own video service, based on the startup Periscope
Source: www.yahoo.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/facebook-explains-what-should-not-be-posted-to-the-social-network/
On Sunday, Facebook’s head of global policy management Monika Bickert and Deputy General Counsel Chris Sonderby wrote an article about its Community Standards – which was designed for people to understand what is acceptable for sharing on the social network. Facebook removes posts containing content about direct threats, self-injury, terrorist organization associations, bullying, attacks on public figures, criminal activity, sexual exploitation and regulated goods.
Source: www.forbes.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/protect-the-brand-or-die-trying-inside-a-fake-social-media-crisis-2/
Lucian Jacobs is the kind of Silicon Valley founder that makes the rest of them look bad. He gets drunk in public, gropes women at the bar, and is having an affair with an unpaid intern. And to top it all off, he’s scheduled to speak at South by Southwest tomorrow — at a panel about women and technology.
Fortunately, Jacobs isn’t real — he’s a simulation organized by a company named Polpeo. Polpeo, a subsidiary of the social media management firm eModeration, specializes in a novel new corporate exercise
Source: www.theverge.com
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Lucian Jacobs is the kind of Silicon Valley founder that makes the rest of them look bad. He gets drunk in public, gropes women at the bar, and is having an affair with an unpaid intern. And to top it all off, he’s scheduled to speak at South by Southwest tomorrow — at a panel about women and technology.
Fortunately, Jacobs isn’t real — he’s a simulation organized by a company named Polpeo. Polpeo, a subsidiary of the social media management firm eModeration, specializes in a novel new corporate exercise
Source: www.theverge.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/10-top-entertainment-moments-in-twitter-history/
In the nine years since Twitter was founded, the social networking platform has become a go-to place for breaking news, political protests and conversations about must-see TV.
The San Francisco-based company has become especially popular with celebrities, athletes and other public figures over the years because of its ability to cut through all the middlemen and allow for direction connections with fans.
In honor of Twitter’s ninth birthday, The Hollywood Reporter looks back at some of the top entertainment moments throughout its history.
Source: www.hollywoodreporter.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/how-does-social-media-use-influence-political-participation-and-civic-engagement-a-meta-analysis-3/
Academic research has consistently found that people who consume more news media have a greater probability of being civically and politically engaged across a variety of measures. But in an era when the public’s time and attention is increasingly directed toward platforms such as Facebook and Twitter, scholars have sought to evaluate the still-emerging relationship between social media use and public engagement. The Obama presidential campaigns in 2008 and 2012 and the Arab Spring in 2011 catalyzed interest in networked digital connectivity and political action, but the data remain far from conclusive.
Source: journalistsresource.org
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/twitters-been-around-for-9-years-here-are-the-best-tweets-from-politicians/
Twitter turns 9 years old this weekend. The social network has grown into something used by every U.S. governor, senator, and most House members, and it’s a newswire for politicians, journalists, and political junkies alike.
Here’s how the Post described it in a 2008 story (it took 379 characters):
“Twitter, a social-networking site, lets its users constantly update, or “tweet,” their friends, acquaintances, and potentially anybody else with a Web connection, with short, often mundane messages like “heading to the library,” “feeling sad,” or “working late.” Entries are limited to 140 characters, so the typical update is only a sentence or two, like a super-short blog post
Source: www.washingtonpost.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/4-tips-for-developing-effective-social-media-content-2/
Social media is all about content. Whether you’re a business owner or not is irrelevant — content is what you go on social media to see. When it comes to being a business on social media, the amount of effort you put into content creation is much greater. It comes down to shareability, style, timing and various other factors that, if approached without care, will kill your social media pages.
Source: www.business2community.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/how-does-social-media-use-influence-political-participation-and-civic-engagement-a-meta-analysis-2/
Academic research has consistently found that people who consume more news media have a greater probability of being civically and politically engaged across a variety of measures. But in an era when the public’s time and attention is increasingly directed toward platforms such as Facebook and Twitter, scholars have sought to evaluate the still-emerging relationship between social media use and public engagement. The Obama presidential campaigns in 2008 and 2012 and the Arab Spring in 2011 catalyzed interest in networked digital connectivity and political action, but the data remain far from conclusive.
Source: journalistsresource.org
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/survey-millennials-prefer-to-stumble-onto-news-stories-2/
CHICAGO (AP) — Young adults have a reputation for being connected to one another and disconnected from the news. But a survey has found that mobile devices and social networking are keeping them more engaged with the broader world than previously thought.
They want news, they say, though they don’t always aggressively seek it out — perhaps simply happening upon it on a friend’s online feed. And they want it daily.
Source: www.huffingtonpost.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/4-tips-for-developing-effective-social-media-content/
Social media is all about content. Whether you’re a business owner or not is irrelevant — content is what you go on social media to see. When it comes to being a business on social media, the amount of effort you put into content creation is much greater. It comes down to shareability, style, timing and various other factors that, if approached without care, will kill your social media pages.
Source: www.business2community.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/3-tips-to-better-use-the-social-networks-you-use-every-day-2/
Many people are unintentionally neglecting amazing networking opportunities online. As social media becomes more and more globalized, we have network access that the generations before us would have loved to have. It is often said that you are only as strong as your network and, whether we believe that to be true or not, why risk it? Finding people in the digital world is simple, reaching out to them can be scary, but finding out how to contact them is easy. There are many ways to network online that almost everyone has access to and can help you build your personal network.
Source: www.entrepreneur.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/how-does-social-media-use-influence-political-participation-and-civic-engagement-a-meta-analysis/
Academic research has consistently found that people who consume more news media have a greater probability of being civically and politically engaged across a variety of measures. But in an era when the public’s time and attention is increasingly directed toward platforms such as Facebook and Twitter, scholars have sought to evaluate the still-emerging relationship between social media use and public engagement. The Obama presidential campaigns in 2008 and 2012 and the Arab Spring in 2011 catalyzed interest in networked digital connectivity and political action, but the data remain far from conclusive.
Source: journalistsresource.org
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/survey-millennials-prefer-to-stumble-onto-news-stories/
CHICAGO (AP) — Young adults have a reputation for being connected to one another and disconnected from the news. But a survey has found that mobile devices and social networking are keeping them more engaged with the broader world than previously thought.
They want news, they say, though they don’t always aggressively seek it out — perhaps simply happening upon it on a friend’s online feed. And they want it daily.
Source: www.huffingtonpost.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/3-tips-to-better-use-the-social-networks-you-use-every-day/
Many people are unintentionally neglecting amazing networking opportunities online. As social media becomes more and more globalized, we have network access that the generations before us would have loved to have. It is often said that you are only as strong as your network and, whether we believe that to be true or not, why risk it? Finding people in the digital world is simple, reaching out to them can be scary, but finding out how to contact them is easy. There are many ways to network online that almost everyone has access to and can help you build your personal network.
Source: www.entrepreneur.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/neighborhood-social-network-nextdoor-to-raise-110-million-at-1-billion-valuation-san-francisco-business-times/
San Francisco may have another $1 billion startup on its hands.
Nextdoor, a social-networking platform that connects neighbors in local communities, will announce today that it has raised $110 million in fresh funding from investors including Redpoint Ventures and Insight Venture Partners, the New York Times reported.
Source: www.bizjournals.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/us-teenagers-post-on-social-media-without-considering-privacy-risks-survey-2/
Most teenagers upload personal information on the social media networks like Facebook without considering the risks involved, finds a survey.
Researchers from the Pennsylvania State University found that they were not really thinking at all while posting private pictures or information, or at least were not thinking like most adults do. The study found that teenagers disclose first and then evaluate the consequences.
Source: gadgets.ndtv.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/us-teenagers-post-on-social-media-without-considering-privacy-risks-survey/
Most teenagers upload personal information on the social media networks like Facebook without considering the risks involved, finds a survey.
Researchers from the Pennsylvania State University found that they were not really thinking at all while posting private pictures or information, or at least were not thinking like most adults do. The study found that teenagers disclose first and then evaluate the consequences.
Source: gadgets.ndtv.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/obsessing-over-the-perfect-social-media-post-is-ruining-your-life-study-says-4/
Joseph Grenny and David Maxfield, co-authors of New York Times bestsellers like Crucial Conversations, have unveiled a new study on the way “likes” and the need for other social media praise affect our day-to-day lives. The results of the study, which surveyed 1,623 people, paint a picture of a social media-obsessed society.
Source: mashable.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/obsessing-over-the-perfect-social-media-post-is-ruining-your-life-study-says-3/
Joseph Grenny and David Maxfield, co-authors of New York Times bestsellers like Crucial Conversations, have unveiled a new study on the way “likes” and the need for other social media praise affect our day-to-day lives. The results of the study, which surveyed 1,623 people, paint a picture of a social media-obsessed society.
Source: mashable.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/how-social-media-can-tank-your-finances-2/
Selfies and social media are bad for your finances.
Keeping up with the Joneses has been made a whole lot harder as a result of people posting selfies of themselves doing fabulous stuff on Facebook and Instagram. If you’re a friend of the Joneses, you may know every restaurant and bar they’ve sampled, the beaches they’ve visited, the concerts they’ve seen and all the marvellous things their kids have done. People have always felt pressure to spend like their friends, but now it’s a continuous, almost real-time distraction.
Source: www.theglobeandmail.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/obsessing-over-the-perfect-social-media-post-is-ruining-your-life-study-says-2/
Joseph Grenny and David Maxfield, co-authors of New York Times bestsellers like Crucial Conversations, have unveiled a new study on the way “likes” and the need for other social media praise affect our day-to-day lives. The results of the study, which surveyed 1,623 people, paint a picture of a social media-obsessed society.
Source: mashable.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/how-social-media-can-tank-your-finances/
Selfies and social media are bad for your finances.
Keeping up with the Joneses has been made a whole lot harder as a result of people posting selfies of themselves doing fabulous stuff on Facebook and Instagram. If you’re a friend of the Joneses, you may know every restaurant and bar they’ve sampled, the beaches they’ve visited, the concerts they’ve seen and all the marvellous things their kids have done. People have always felt pressure to spend like their friends, but now it’s a continuous, almost real-time distraction.
Source: www.theglobeandmail.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/how-to-use-social-media-to-advance-your-career-4/
In just one year alone, online activity has doubled, from 21.5 to 41.9 billion “actions” online. In the financial industry, LinkedIn had more than 2 million members as of 2013, with two people signing up for a LinkedIn account every second.
Identity tools from business cards to email signatures now routinely include URLs for LinkedIn profiles, as well as links to Twitter accounts and Facebook pages. Individuals and organizations
Source: www.cnbc.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/obsessing-over-the-perfect-social-media-post-is-ruining-your-life-study-says/
Joseph Grenny and David Maxfield, co-authors of New York Times bestsellers like Crucial Conversations, have unveiled a new study on the way “likes” and the need for other social media praise affect our day-to-day lives. The results of the study, which surveyed 1,623 people, paint a picture of a social media-obsessed society.
Source: mashable.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/fashions-obsession-with-instagram-is-not-as-good-as-it-seems-2/
Karlie Kloss might be one of the most active models on social media with more than two million Instagram followers and a part of Vogue’s Instagirls cover, but in reality she thinks that social media is not all it has cracked up to be.
The 22-year-old 6ft in model talked tech at SXSW in Austin, Texas last weekend, where she took part at the talk titled How Technology Colonised Fashion Week and pointed out the “goods and bads” about fashion’s obsession with social media
Source: www.independent.co.uk
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/how-to-use-social-media-to-advance-your-career-3/
In just one year alone, online activity has doubled, from 21.5 to 41.9 billion “actions” online. In the financial industry, LinkedIn had more than 2 million members as of 2013, with two people signing up for a LinkedIn account every second.
Identity tools from business cards to email signatures now routinely include URLs for LinkedIn profiles, as well as links to Twitter accounts and Facebook pages. Individuals and organizations
Source: www.cnbc.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/fashions-obsession-with-instagram-is-not-as-good-as-it-seems/
Karlie Kloss might be one of the most active models on social media with more than two million Instagram followers and a part of Vogue’s Instagirls cover, but in reality she thinks that social media is not all it has cracked up to be.
The 22-year-old 6ft in model talked tech at SXSW in Austin, Texas last weekend, where she took part at the talk titled How Technology Colonised Fashion Week and pointed out the “goods and bads” about fashion’s obsession with social media
Source: www.independent.co.uk
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/how-to-use-social-media-to-advance-your-career-2/
In just one year alone, online activity has doubled, from 21.5 to 41.9 billion “actions” online. In the financial industry, LinkedIn had more than 2 million members as of 2013, with two people signing up for a LinkedIn account every second.
Identity tools from business cards to email signatures now routinely include URLs for LinkedIn profiles, as well as links to Twitter accounts and Facebook pages. Individuals and organizations
Source: www.cnbc.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/new-report-marketers-tastes-in-social-media-are-changing-2/
While some aspects of social media are shifting, over the past 24 months other strategies remain largely the same, according to the newest Leadtail Social Insights Report.
In the newest March 2015 study of 1,434 CMOs, created in conjunction with Neustar, the social media research and strategy firm notes the following trends:
Marketers’ interest in location-based check-in apps appears to be over. Only 5% of marketing leaders share check-in information from sites like Foursquare in the current survey as compared to 28% just 24 months ago.
Source: www.forbes.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/how-to-use-social-media-to-advance-your-career/
In just one year alone, online activity has doubled, from 21.5 to 41.9 billion “actions” online. In the financial industry, LinkedIn had more than 2 million members as of 2013, with two people signing up for a LinkedIn account every second.
Identity tools from business cards to email signatures now routinely include URLs for LinkedIn profiles, as well as links to Twitter accounts and Facebook pages. Individuals and organizations
Source: www.cnbc.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/new-report-marketers-tastes-in-social-media-are-changing/
While some aspects of social media are shifting, over the past 24 months other strategies remain largely the same, according to the newest Leadtail Social Insights Report.
In the newest March 2015 study of 1,434 CMOs, created in conjunction with Neustar, the social media research and strategy firm notes the following trends:
Marketers’ interest in location-based check-in apps appears to be over. Only 5% of marketing leaders share check-in information from sites like Foursquare in the current survey as compared to 28% just 24 months ago.
Source: www.forbes.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/what-to-consider-when-trying-to-market-on-social-media/
If the last decade has shown us anything, it’s that social media is here to stay. As it continues to evolve, it can be difficult for startups and entrepreneurs to determine where to focus their marketing efforts.
While there are certainly many options out there when it comes to social media marketing, there is no need to let your plans become derailed by analysis paralysis. Instead, focus on the following steps to launch a successful social media marketing campaign.
Source: www.entrepreneur.com
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/why-nasa-is-betting-spacex-can-help-reinvent-the-shuttle-program-qa-3/
When former NASA astronaut John Grunsfeld was in elementary school, America was racing Soviet Russia to the moon.
Today, the U.S. is launching astronauts into orbit on Russian rockets, and the U.S. space shuttle program is a thing of the past.
There’s a plan to revive it, albeit in a different form. Americans will launch their own astronauts to space again in 2017, if all goes according to plan, but it’ll require billions of dollars and a lot of help from outside NASA. A little flair from Elon Musk wouldn’t hurt, either.
Source: recode.net
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/why-nasa-is-betting-spacex-can-help-reinvent-the-shuttle-program-qa-2/
When former NASA astronaut John Grunsfeld was in elementary school, America was racing Soviet Russia to the moon.
Today, the U.S. is launching astronauts into orbit on Russian rockets, and the U.S. space shuttle program is a thing of the past.
There’s a plan to revive it, albeit in a different form. Americans will launch their own astronauts to space again in 2017, if all goes according to plan, but it’ll require billions of dollars and a lot of help from outside NASA. A little flair from Elon Musk wouldn’t hurt, either.
Source: recode.net
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http://socialnetworkingnews.org/why-nasa-is-betting-spacex-can-help-reinvent-the-shuttle-program-qa/
When former NASA astronaut John Grunsfeld was in elementary school, America was racing Soviet Russia to the moon.
Today, the U.S. is launching astronauts into orbit on Russian rockets, and the U.S. space shuttle program is a thing of the past.
There’s a plan to revive it, albeit in a different form. Americans will launch their own astronauts to space again in 2017, if all goes according to plan, but it’ll require billions of dollars and a lot of help from outside NASA. A little flair from Elon Musk wouldn’t hurt, either.
Source: recode.net
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