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Instead of angels on a pin, think profiles on a page. Faces of Facebook project/Natalie Rojas … Read Full Post Original post by Dave Young

Facebook is trying to boost the relevancy of ads shown in news feeds by tailoring them more to each user’s interests, the company announced yesterday. Advertising provides the financial fuel Facebook […] Original post by Dave Young

Pinterest is taking another stab at advertising, announcing this week that it will try “promoting certain pins” from a “select” group of advertisers, giving them more prominent placement on the […] Original post by gall1

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Twitter is introducing a new filtering mechanism to help celebrities and other verified users screen the gazillion tweets mentioning them on the network. The new filter lets verfiied users (who […] Original post by Dave Young

Twitter is introducing a new filtering mechanism to help celebrities and other verified users screen the gazillion tweets mentioning them on the network. The new filter lets verfiied users (who […] Original post by Dave Young

Facebook took yet another step this week to encourage public conversations on its network, this time by opening its platform to select media partners to allow them to analyze chatter […] Original post by Dave Young

How fitting that Twitter tweeted its big news today: The micro-blogging network ended months of speculation and filed paperwork for an initial public stock offering with the U.S. Securities & […] Original post by Dave Young

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First came Snapchat, an app that let people send disappearing messages on their cell phones. Setting an expiration date for Tweets: Why bother? Now someone has the bright idea that […] Original post by Dave Young

Niche social networks are a dime a dozen, and few seem to really click with their intended audiences. So it will be interesting to see how the forthcoming social network for […] Original post by Dave Young

It was a big week for selfies, those new-age, smart-phone self-portraits that dot our social media landscape. Pope Francis brought worldwide attention to the concept when he […] Original post by Dave Young

Twitter introduced a vertical blue line this week to link related tweets in an attempt to help people understand when tweets are part of a “conversation.” The move was part […] Original post by Dave Young

Facebook made headlines this week on two fronts: Sponsored Stories – The social network finally settled a class action lawsuit by agreeing to pay $15 to users who were featured […] Original post by Dave Young

Twitter continues to find new ways to insert itself into the conversation around big news stories. Its latest effort is to show “related headlines” linking to news articles that embed […] Original post by Dave Young