Posts Tagged ‘twitter’
2
Jan
Posted by David in news, Social Media. Tagged: bskyb, fox news, news corp, Rupert Murdoch, rupertmurdoch, twitter. Leave a Comment
It seems that Rupert Murdoch has finally got around to claiming the existing “Fake Rupert Murdoch” twitter account that was created back in March 2009. In a low profile launch Jack Dorsey has tweeted that it is in fact the real Rupert Murdoch who is now in charge of the account. With his own voice, [...]
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18
Dec
Posted by David in review. Tagged: 2011, 2012, blogger, color, facebook timeline, gmail, google toolbar, letsfly, path, redesign, redevelopment, relaunch, sonny, twitter, wordpress, youtube. 2 Comments
In what looks to be a trend that appears to be ramping by business up as traffic patterns typically decline as the year ends. A product relaunch can be at times risky if users love your existing design/functionality or if you take away or hide popular features within a new interface. Twitter Relaunch #letsfly Twitter [...]
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30
Jun
Posted by David in twitter. Tagged: engage, hashtag, journalist, media, news, newsrooms, publish, report, tfn, twitter, twitter for newsrooms. Leave a Comment
Twitter Media has rolled out a nice platform update in the last few days that offers a best practice guide for Newsrooms wanting to use twitter to report and publish better. There is a growing need for media organisations to start to follow some consistency and not mix and match terms between Twitter and Facebook [...]
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2
Jun
Posted by David in Social Media. Tagged: facebook, follow button, google button, google plus one, mashable, plus one button, send button, twitter, twitter follow, twitter share. 39 Comments
Today, Google is releasing +1 buttons to the whole web. As a result, you might start seeing +1 appear on sites large and small across the Internet.
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23
May
Posted by David in Social Media. Tagged: +1, bing social, bloger, facebook search, flickr, Friend Effect, google, google account, plus 1, plus1, search, social search, twitter. Leave a Comment
54% of the population of Australia is likely not able to take advantage of the new Bing/Google social search products even once it’s released here
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2
May
Posted by David in technology. Tagged: apture, firefox, google, Kontera, onsite search, plugin, plugins, publishers, search, search plugin, social analytics, social tags, twitter. 1 Comment
Once you have highlighted the phrase you can get information from Wikipedia, YouTube, Google Images and Twitter.
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10
Jan
Posted by David in Social Media. Tagged: bookmarks, delicious, digg, facebook, hashtag, link engine, links, rss, rss feed, rss reader, search, search engine, sharing, short urls, Social Media, trunk.ly, trunkly, twitter, wordpress. Leave a Comment
Trunk.ly has created what I term as a “Link Engine” where you are able to make all the links you have shared socially to be search friendly…
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8
Jan
Posted by David in google. Tagged: blogs, buzz, facebook, fanpages, google, google accounts, google facebook account, google twitter account, google youtube channels, linkedin, twitter, youtube. Leave a Comment
Google is a very big media company and has a very large number of official accounts that are setup across YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Buzz and it’s Blogrolls. If you are looking for an official Google account this post should point you to the right places. There are a number of Google evangelists, official partners, resellers and [...]
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18
Dec
Posted by David in Yahoo. Tagged: altavista, blake irving, bpm140, delicious, eric marcoullier, facebook, fail, joshu, joshua schacter, mybloglog, Social Media, social media fail, twitter, Yahoo, yahoo bookmarks, yahoo buzz, yahoo picks, yFrog. Leave a Comment
The leak angered Blake Irving enough to take a swipe at both Eric Marcoullier but also Joshua Schachter and threaten the staff member who leaked the screenshot
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10
Nov
Posted by David in technology. Tagged: chrome, Chromium, facebook, facebook browser, facebook connect, rock melt, rockmelt, twitter. 1 Comment
Oh and since RockMelt is still in a limited beta you have to apply for an invitation, and remember you need a Facebook account because you have to connect via Facebook connect and since it’s hosted in the cloud it should be fairly easy to install and use.
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