This question is being asked a lot lately, as more sites and apps begin requiring the sharing of Facebook or Twitter information for login. While it used to be that you could choose to use this service and so socialize your experience, and otherwise do a regular registration, that is
Four simple tricks to improve website content quality and readability, offered by Christian Boughner, of Infographicworld.com.
From places to source content ideas for your blog, to content curation sites that allow you to reach broader audiences; from sites that allow you to create visual content with ease, to professional tools that help you monitor content marketing strategies employed by your competitors; the list below features some
“TweetDeck” is facing being closed down and dissolved and has been given just three months by the UK’s business regulator ( Companies House) to put its business practice in order. But the service seems to be performing what amounts to an ostrich-like maneuver instead.
There’s a lot of buzz in the search world at the moment, following Facebook’s announcement that it may or may not be squaring up to Google with its new Graph Search feature, but this tussle (if it happens) is unlikely to concern consumers too much. What may bother them however,
Charging users to message prominent users, without giving a cut of the share to these people, is a slippery slope.
The first time I logged into my Flickr account in 2013, the photo-sharing network had a holiday surprise waiting: three extra months of Flickr Pro membership, at no extra cost. As a paying member with an annual plan, my three months get tacked onto the end of this year I’ve
The online learning division of Mediabistro, WebMediaBrands, announced today the launch of a Master Certificate in Social Media Marketing. This online program aims to help digital marketers earn credentials through this educational program.
WPM announced a new version of its social media intelligence software which offers better insights into what consumers share in their communities and into what the competition does. The company considers that social/new media business intelligence’s (SMBI) most important function is to monitor and measure online communities for what competitors
Social media is used by many types of industries for various purposes. A survey published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research shows that US doctors use social media on a daily basis. Approximately one in four doctors do that to find out what’s new in the medical field. 500
