When it comes to Facebook, various things get passed around like nothing else. Videos, photos, memes, challenges, and anything else a user can imagine. Something that makes the rounds every so often is a post that usually starts with, “On MM/DD/YYYY, Facebook will be changing their terms of service to….”
Read MoreToday, we are taking a short break from the wonders of social media so we can honor and share stories of our fathers and their unconditional love and explain why they are some of our favorite humans on this Earth.
Read MoreIt was announced this morning that Microsoft is buying LinkedIn for $26.2 billion dollars. Jeff Weiner will remain CEO of LinkedIn.
Read MoreLinkedIn’s second-largest market is about to get a major upgrade. With 35 million users, India is the second-largest consumer for LinkedIn, after the United States.
Read MoreThe world of social media is constantly changing, and when something big happens, it shakes up the whole industry. When it comes to Twitter, one of the biggest recent news stories is a possible merger with Yahoo.
Read MoreTraditionally Name Your Poison Day is the bartender asking what you’d like to drink, our liquor cart is fully stocked for our Friday happy hours, but today we asked our interns to name their poison, wanting to know what they thought was the best social media platform for businesses
Read MoreEven though YouTube has given users endless hours of entertainment, YouTube spearheads as one of the main influences on the next generation of advertisers and marketers.
Read MoreEvery year, millions of crazy things permeate the internet – and every once in a while, one takes off. And when I say takes off, I don’t mean it lightly. I’m saying you can’t go on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram without seeing a post related to these trends. These are the types of trends you just can’t escape NO MATTER HOW HARD YOU TRY.
Read MoreInstagram recently updated their API, or application program interface, to better address their users’ concerns. Feedback from the community showed that Instagram users were unhappy with the current API, due to the fact they were unsure where exactly their content was being shared and viewed.
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