Four weeks ago, Facebook launched Facebook Home, a launcher for Android that brings the social network's experience front and center.
The company on Thursday invited a small group of reporters to its campus to discuss Facebook Home, its successes and challenges, and what we can expect to see added to the...
As prospect draftees arrived at the 2013 NFL Draft on Thursday night, they were ushered to an iPad station set up to look like a goal post. Players smiled into the tablet's front-facing camera and posed for pictures which were almost simultaneously tweeted out to its Twitter followers.
This, along with a...
On Google+, users have the ability to manipulate their circles to control the groups of people and brands they receive information and content from, but there's no guarantee those brands or users will circle you to receive your updates.
This is where Google+ Communities come in, Google's version of a group or...
Dallas Lawrence is the chief global digital strategist for Burson-Marsteller. He writes about emerging media trends, online reputation management and digital issue advocacy. Connect with him on Twitter @dallaslawrence.
In our modern social media universe, where billions of tweets, likes, pins, video uploads and views occur every 24 hours, two...
October 4, 2012 by Lauren Indvik Like+1SharePin ItShareFirst there were “save-able” banner ads — now there are pinnable ones.Gucci unveiled this week a banner ad with a small “Pin it” button on the bottom left-hand corner. The ad is part of Gucci’s Fall/Winter 2012 digital campaign, and will run on five sites: WSJ.com,...
September 7, 2012 by Neha Prakash Like+1SharePin ItShareVice President Joe Biden’s speech at the Democratic National Convention didn’t blow up Twitter like First Lady Michelle Obama’s and President Bill Clinton’s did. But Biden did leave one word in his wake on Twitter — literally. Biden used “literally” often enough — nine times during...
August 27, 2012 by Sam Laird Like+1SharePin ItShareAs mobile technology and social sharing have reshaped the media industry in recent years, many legacy newsrooms have struggled to figure out just how to most effectively incorporate smartphone reporting into their content. Now, the The Wall Street Journal thinks it has found an innovative new...
Like+1SharePin ItShareSudy Bharadwaj is a co-founder and the CEO of Jackalope Jobs, a web-based platform that combines search, social networking, and the overall user’s experience to provide relevant job openings. Learn how Sudy and Jackalope Jobs obsess over job seekers by connecting with them on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter.Most would agree that having a...
