Google Now Allows 15 People In Google Hangout
Google announced today that it has extended the limit for the number of people you can invite to a Google+ hangout from 10 to 15.
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Google announced today that it has extended the limit for the number of people you can invite to a Google+ hangout from 10 to 15.
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Pinterest announced that it is launching website verification, in order to let users verify when they are the owner of the site associated with their Pinterest profile.
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I use the term “Internet Marketer” in the title here in a less than flattering way. There are certainly those who make a living selling products and services via the Internet that deliver real value, but many “info and Internet” marketers also prey on people’s fears, hopes and irrational dreams to pedal worthless junk over and over again.
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Back in July, Twitter began to allow promoted tweets to be targeted by location. The geo-specific ads were dubbed ‘targeted tweets” by Twitter, and allowed brands to reach specific audiences without first sending a tweets to every single one of their followers. The feature was first tested with big name advertisers like Coca-Cola and Wendy’s but is now currently available to anyone who would have reason to promote a tweets (or an account).
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Instagram is a great iOS and Android app available to photo enthusiasts. One of the things that make it great is the interaction that one can build through images, with friends and new contacts alike. To build these new connections, hashtags play a very important factor.
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The days of “I don’t get Twitter” may soon pass. Tweets are now a form of self-expression among connected consumers and it is this connected generation that continues to grow in size and influence year over year. Much in the same way that TXTing is a natural form of common conversation, even if it’s a norm that’s outside of the world as you know it—Twitter is reflective of how millions of people are connecting and communicating.
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Facebook search, an admittedly tricky beast to tame, might be getting a bit more annoying for some users. That’s because the company is apparently testing a new feature called “Sponsored Results.” You would probably understand them to be ads in your search bar. Read More…
One of my favourite activities within the Social Web realm has always been that ability to keep up that playful spirit of finding opportunities time and time again to fine tune my overall user experience using social networking tools, whether internal or external, in order to find new use cases, or productivity tips, that would help boost my performance in allowing me to get work done in a smarter way, not necessarily working harder. Read More…