Instagram’s not so “instant” any more. Soon, if not already, your Instagram newsfeed will become scrambled – out of chronological order – based on your interactions on the photo-sharing platform. As announced in March, starting soon, the posts you see will be determined by Instagram’s new algorithm, which takes into account which users you’ve Liked, Shared or Commented […]
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Make no mistake, Twitter is my favorite social network. Facebook feels like a guilty pleasure (why am I stalking friends while they’re on vacation?). LinkedIn is, frankly, a snooze. And I’m not enough of a shutterbug to get a lot of use out of Instagram or Snapchat. Twitter is just more … useful. I get
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At this point, who hasn’t heard of Snapchat? The popular photo-sharing app has become so ubiquitous that it can even advertise itself without saying a word. If you’re over 30, while you’ve heard of it, you probably don’t completely understand it. I’m over 30 too, and I don’t blame you. If you’ve tried to use
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You may have seen that renowned and respected widely derided and somewhat filthy author E.L. James (Fifty Shades of Grey) held a Twitter Q&A for some reason yesterday. It unexpectedly (?) didn’t go well. Users pounced, using the hashtag #AskELJames to ask pointed questions about her lack of writing skill, the misogynistic and sexually unhealthy themes in
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You may have seen that renowned and respected widely derided and somewhat filthy author E.L. James (Fifty Shades of Grey) held a Twitter Q&A for some reason yesterday. It unexpectedly (?) didn’t go well. Users pounced, using the hashtag #AskELJames to ask pointed questions about her lack of writing skill, the misogynistic and sexually unhealthy themes in
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Each year bloomfield knoble (bk) gives generously to various environmental and community organizations on a local and national level through its “We Care” program. The agency is proud to announce that its annual donations for 2015 have been made. “Now the real work begins,” says agency partner Eric Hirschhorn. “We set a year-long calendar of
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DALLAS, TX – As part of its ongoing effort to spotlight a worthy cause or charity each month, Dallas-based advertising agency bloomfield knoble (bk) is lending its social influence to the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) as part of its “We Care” program for October. NRDC is a national environmental action group claiming 1.4 million
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Twitter is what you make of it. If you’ve ever heard anyone say that they think Twitter is useless, it means they haven’t spent much time on it, or worse, they’ve followed people or organizations who aren’t tweeting anything of any interest to them and haven’t reached out to build their own follower base. Besides
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As if the social media big bang had just happened last week, every few days, there’s an article or blog speculating about the next big thing. Contrary to what most people believe, for something else big to emerge and thrive, there’s going to have to be a new watershed event in communication technology along the
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What would you do if you owned a moving company and had been building a respected professional reputation for years, then discovered that there were bad reviews percolating up on websites like Yelp! and Facebook? You’d be concerned, of course, because you don’t want your customers to have a bad experience, and of course you
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