September 2010
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How Social Media Marketers Can Convert Attention...
via Mashable.com Posted: 28 Sep 2010 03:11 PM PDT
Brian Solis is the author of Engage, and a leading authority in digital branding and marketing. Connect with him on Twitter or Facebook.
According to a recent report, while upwards of 70% of businesses are said to operate under a formalized social media strategy, many plans don’t include measurable goals. Gimmicks, viral videos, and...
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don't think all of your friends decided to... →
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29 Essential Social Media Resources You May Have... →
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Twitter to Start Selling Followers →
Advertisers will be allowed to purchase placement in lists of “who to follow” recommendations targeted to users with particular interests on Twitter, according to the latest report by Peter Kafka on the Wall St. Journal’s AllThingsD. Kafka reports that the new ad model will be unveiled at the IAB conference in New York City tomorrow.
It’s against Twitter’s Terms of...
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SCVNGR Releases Facebook Places Application for... →
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Facebook Goes Down, Gallows Humor Ensues on...
Facebook went down Thursday, impeding access to the web site from browsers as well as third-party apps.
“We’re currently experiencing some site issues causing Facebook to be slow or unavailable for some users,” a spokeswoman told Wired.com in an e-mail. “We are working to resolve this issue as quickly as possible.”
The outage was met with considerable amusement on Twitter, with many saying...
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foursquare: Unlock badges without checking in →
foursquare:
We love when people tweet about dragging themselves to the gym to earn the Gym Rat badge, or about trying a new restaurant hoping to unlock the Pizzaiolo badge. Encouraging real-world actions is a big part of the mission behind foursquare. We’re also aware that some of those behaviors…
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Twitter Virus Spreading Like Wildfire (UPDATE:...
By Gabriel Perna | September 21, 2010 9:43 AM EDT
Social media micro-blogging website Twitter is experiencing a rapidly spreading virus according tosoftware security firm Sophos.
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IBTimes Micro-blogging website Twitter is being impacted by a virus, users are instructed to stay away for the time being.
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A Bite of Brandpointe: Would You Be Missed? →
brandpointe:
Let’s pretend that you didn’t go to work today for some reason.
Would you be missed?
Would there be any change in the productivity for the company that day?
So many of us go to our jobs every day. We get to our cubicles or offices, check our never ending emails, grab lunch with coworkers,…
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6 ways to protect your belongings, keep your job,... →
6 Things You Should Never Reveal on Facebook
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Facebook’s Like Button One Step Closer to Killing...
VIA MASHABLE
Posted: 09 Sep 2010 04:32 PM PDT
Facebook has launched a slew of new updates for its ubiquitous Like button that could signal the end of the Facebook’s Share button.
There are three new updates to the Facebook Like button. First, the social network has now made it possible to like content within a Facebook application. You could, for example, like your friend’s farm on...
10 Emerging Social Platforms and How Businesses... →
The Future of Ad Agencies and Social Media →
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College Courses Specializing in Social Media are... →
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5 New Ways Small Business Can Offer Location-Based... →
via Mashable
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There should be rules governing the food that is...
One outlawed food: cabbage.
One encouraged food: popcorn.
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Twitter changes
Taken from the Twitter newsletter.
Over the coming weeks, we will be making two important updates that will impact how you interact with Twitter applications. We are sending this notice to all Twitter users to make sure you are aware of these changes.
What are applications?
There are over 250,000 applications built using the Twitter API. To use most applications, you first authorize the...
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HUGE: Facebook Testing New “Subscribe To” User...
Posted by Nick O’Neill on September 2nd, 2010 3:44 PM (taken from allfacebook.com)
Facebook is in the process of testing a new feature which lets you subscribe to all the actions of a specific user. In other words, you can receive notifications anytime a specific user takes an action on Facebook. It also appears to be Facebook’s answer to Twitter’s follow feature. As a Facebook user...
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