Facebook Revenues Up, Profit Down
Facebook had a big week when it released quarterly earnings on Tuesday, showing a loss of $59 million for the third quarter of 2012. The financial trend, however, was up, […] Original post by martin clancy
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Hurricane Sandy – Social Media Links
©Instacane With Hurricane Sandy bearing down on the East Coast, you may be looking for how to watch the storm on social media, especially if you lose TV […] Original post by martin clancy
The Life of a P2P Torrent Administrator
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Facebook Adds Emoticons to Comments
Facebook recently introduced emoticons into its news feed by allowing users to use those little smiley faces in comments or replies to status updates for the first time. Mind you, users […] Original post by Dave Young
Hearsay Social Rides Business Networking Wave
Social networking services for business is a major software trend as small and big companies around the world increasingly seek to use Facebook-like tools to encourage internal collaboration among employees […] Original post by Dave Young
LinkedIn Profiles Get Makeover
First Facebook, then Twitter and now LinkedIn. Social networks just love to redesign their profile pages, don’t they? LinkedIn this week started rolling out a new look to its profile […] Original post by Dave Young
#Binders Full of Parodies
Tumblr parody page Each presidential debate this fall has generated its own memes, hashtags and other social media artifacts, and this week’s debate at Hofstra University was no different. Mitt Romney’s […] Original post by Dave Young
Snark, Snark, @VPDebate
Twitter went into a frenzy during last night’s vice presidential debate, generating a total of 3.5 million tweets about the competitive, fast-paced gabfest while it was live. Vice President Joe […] Original post by Dave Young
Would You Pay for Popularity on Facebook?
Mark Zuckerberg announced in a status update today that Facebook surpassed 1 billion active users. He also went on the “Today” show to talk up this milestone, and media outlets […] Original post by Rob Jackson
MySpace, or Justin Timberlake’s Space?
The reviews are in, and media pundits are mostly giving thumbs-down to the idea that Justin Timberlake can somehow revive MySpace by helping remake it as the go-to social […] Original post by Rob Jackson
Twitterscope Looks at Instagram and “Discover Tab”
Twitterscope looks back at the major news on Twitter this week: Instagram Tops Twitter on Smart Phones Smart phone users fire up Instagram more often and spend more time with it […] Original post by Rob Jackson
Where Are You Going, Twitter?
Twitter needs to stop copying competitors and decide what it wants to be when it grows up. At the rate Twitter is remaking itself in the image of other social […] Original post by Rob Jackson
YouTube iPhone App: Going Mobile
YouTube’s new app for the iPhone and iPod Touch represents a significant step forward in YouTube’s efforts to go mobile. Released last week, the app is free and […] Original post by Rob Jackson
In Realtime with Bitly
Bitly “Realtime” is a new social search engine that lets people analyze the popularity of links by filtering for geography, social network platforms and topics. Realtime can show how many […] Original post by Rob Jackson
RebelMouse Wants You
RebelMouse is a new social media publishing tool that wants to be everyone’s front page on the Web. It allows you to present — and edit — a unified online […] Original post by Rob Jackson