Posts Tagged ‘Blue interactive agency’

 

Facebook Releases Top Games of 2011

Thursday, December 22nd, 2011

It may seem trivial, but a list of the top 10 Facebook games of 2011 was just released, and whether you play any of them or not, they’re money-making machines worthy of a headline or two. InsideSocialGames.com estimates that Facebook Credits revenue will reach $1.2 billion this year, 30 percent of which will be collected [...]

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Schools to Limit Social Media Interactions Between Teachers & Students

Monday, December 19th, 2011

Last week, we told you about YouTube for Schools and how social media is making its way into the classroom. This weekend, the New York Times reported that school districts across the country are imposing new, strict guidelines that ban private conversations between teachers and students on cell phones, and on social sites like Facebook [...]

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Navigating the New Facebook Timeline

Thursday, December 15th, 2011

In an official blog post last Thursday, Facebook announced that its biggest redesign has finally arrived. The new Facebook timeline was designed to “[give] you an easy way to rediscover the things you shared, and collect your most important moments,” in chronological order. Even the mildest change to the social network’s design or functionality leaves [...]

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Building & Managing In-House SEO Teams

Thursday, December 15th, 2011

Last month, Search Engine Land columnist David Roth penned a feature on industrial strength entitled “How to Build & Manage Enterprise Search Marketing Teams.” From hiring search marketers to In-House SEO and SEO Team Building, this article is the complete guide to the effective management of search marketing teams. Roth moderated the PubCon panel discussion [...]

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YouTube Launches “YouTube for Schools”

Monday, December 12th, 2011

Ever since Schoolhouse Rock, we’ve wondered why we can remember song lyrics almost instantly, while we struggled to recall the last line of The Gettysburg Address for our history final. Biology aside, most of us are aware that when we enjoy something, it’s generally much easier to remember it. Most people associate YouTube with entertainment, [...]

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Twitter Launches Site Revamp

Friday, December 9th, 2011

Although many a Facebook copycat has entered the social networking scene, the only serious competitor is Twitter. The microblogging site has been responsible for breaking major headlines, from the Hudson River plane crash to the death of Osama Bin Laden. Following logically in Facebook’s footsteps, Twitter launched a significant redesign on Thursday, Dec. 8. Twitter [...]

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Poll Shows 70% of Facebook Users Are Comfortable with What They Share

Wednesday, December 7th, 2011

A new national telephone survey by Poll Position, an online and telephone-based public voting website for news and social media, shows that almost 70 percent of Facebook users in the US are comfortable with what they share. A significant 69.5 percent of US Facebookers claim that they are content with the personal information they share [...]

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