Shelly Palmer: MyFoxNY.com Shelly Palmer chats about a Twitter bug that causes you to unintentionally unfollow people and Facebook’s IPO on Good Day Wake Up with Steve Lacy and Sharon Crowley. Continue Reading →
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There are a lot of services that purport to measure your online influence. Just because people talk to you, or about you, on Twitter, that doesn’t mean you have real-world influence. Read the full story at Gizmodo Read more Top Stories Continue Reading →
Have you ever followed someone on Twitter only to find that the person no longer appears in your follow status? Well, it’s not you, it’s Twitter. The site has finally acknowledged a glitch that’s causing people you follow to appear as if they’ve been unfollowed. Read the full story at CNET Read more Top Stories Continue Reading →
Angry Birds Space developer Rovio just made a bold claim about its latest bird-tossing time-killer: 10 million downloads in three days. The company announced the figure on its Twitter feed this morning. Continue Reading →
Six years ago today, Jack Dorsey tweeted the world’s first Tweet. In the time since he was ““just setting up [his] twttr,” the service has grown from that first user to an estimated 500 million users. Read the full story at The Next Web Continue Reading →
After announcing they would allow advertising on the mobile platform, Twitter has now announced a plan to offer more options to advertisers. You may begin to notice more ‘Promoted Products’ that are based on your interests and device. Read the full story at TechCrunch Continue Reading →
Apple has dismissed claims that the new iPad runs hotter than previous models; it’s not that it doesn’t, but this is what happens when you include a battery that is 70% larger than its last iteration. Reminding customers of these things, Apple has claimed the device operates “well within our thermal specifications,” and customers with Continue Reading →
Originally posted at KellerFay.com I have heard it said on a number of occasions that social media is word of mouth on steroids. The argument goes like this: Whereas face-to-face conversations only reach people one-on-one or one-on-several, social media allows people to reach hundreds and often thousands of people with a single post. As a Continue Reading →
Twitter is planning big changes to the way a brand’s page looks on the social networking site. Customization is currently limited to major advertisers, but Twitter plans to add experiences including e-commerce and contests to brand’s pages. Like Facebook, developers will be able to create experiences for the site. Read the full article at AdAge.com Continue Reading →
[wpaudio url=”https://media.shellypalmer.com/wp-content/images/usrn/120309_SHELLYPALMER_GEN_BED.mp3″ text=”Click to play … ” dl=”0″] Facebook is introducing a new way to sort your newsfeed with Interest lists. Soon you’ll be able to organize your feed by through user created feeds comprised of content from public brands and pages. For example, if you like football, you could subscribe to a curated list Continue Reading →