Twitter announced a new feature called “expanded Tweets” last week in a move that signals the company is trying to deepen its media repertoire by moving beyond super-short messages. Basically, […] Original post by Neowin.net
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LittleMonsters.com with stream of Gaga updates, and chat column at right Lady Gaga is the reigning queen of social media, with more than 25 million followers on Twitter and a […] Original post by Neowin.net
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If you’ve dreamed of keeping your Facebook updates going after you die, well. . .you may be a wee bit crazy, but you’re not alone. A service called Dead Socialwants […] Original post by Neowin.net
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Facebook is asking its 900 million users to vote on changes proposed to its terms of use and privacy/data use policies, but won’t consider the results binding unless at […] Original post by Neowin.net
President Obama took to Twitter while campaigning in Iowa this week to hold a live tweet chat from his @WhiteHouse account. Obama tweeting, by Pete Souza A […] Original post by Neowin.net
Web surfing with a tablet/smartphone is quite different from surfing with a desktop computer. Designers have to essentially create a whole new web page to make the […] Original post by Neowin.net
A ‘riff’ is when you copy or repeat someone else’s online text, particularly when you copy someone else’s search keywords. For example ‘color filter photography examples‘ is […] Original post by Neowin.net
KCCO is a modern slang acronym for ‘Keep Calm, Chive On‘. This is a pop culture reference to the TheChive, a blog site dedicated to curious news and bizarre […] Original post by Neowin.net