Melony Roy
Do You Have A Case Of The Facebook Blues?
If you feel lonely, frustrated or angry after you log onto Facebook, you are not alone. A study conducted by two German universities found that one in three people felt dissatisfied about their lives after spending time on the world’s largest social network.
Instagram Rolls Out New Terms Of Service Saturday, But Is It Too Late?
After an outcry on social media last month, Instagram apologized to its users for what it called “confusing language.” It has now revised its terms of service, but may have already lost half of its Instagrammers.
New Social Media App Asks Users To ‘Check In’ To Their Favorite TV Shows
There’s a new TV guide for the digital generation.
Neilsen, Twitter To Measure TV-Related Tweets
But how will it affect what is shown on television, or where companies put their advertising dollars?
Facebook Announces New, Easier Privacy Settings For Users
The new design allows you to make changes as a group — such as untagging yourself from a bunch of photos at once, or deleting multiple status updates.
Pope Benedict XVI Enters the Twitterverse, Gently
The wait is over, and we finally have the first words of Twitter wisdom from Pope Benedict XVI.
Local Man Creates App Described As New Instagram For Words
A new iPhone app turns a short message into a fancy status update or text message.
During Debate #3, Both Barbs and Tweets Were Flying
For those watching Tuesday night’s presidential debate, the faceoff produced some real “tweetable” moments.
Obama Campaign Harnesses Photo-Sharing To Invigorate Young Voters
In an effort to motivate the approximately 15 million new, young voters, President Obama’s re-election campaign has unveiled “For All,” via social media.
Obama Campaign Unveils Social Media Effort To Attract Young Voters
In an effort to motivate the approximately 15-million new young voters, President Obama unveiled “For All” via social media.
Social Media Site ‘Twitter’ Expanding Its Once-Restrictive Presentation
In an effort to bring people closer, Twitter is giving itself a makeover.
Study: Americans Object To Online Campaign Ads That Use Social Media Profiling
The University of Pennsylvania did the first ever national survey to find out how Americans feel about campaigns using their profile data to target them politically.
Covers And Parodies Increase “Call Me Maybe” Popularity
Former Canadian Idol contestant Carly Rae Jepsen’s catchy single “Call Me Maybe” spawned hundreds of covers and millions of youtube views.
Music City Philadelphia: Jeff Bradshaw
North Philadelphia native Jeff Bradshaw is leading the pack of the “New Jazz” movement with a fusion of R&B, soul, gospel, jazz, and hip hop on his new CD Bone Appétit.
New End-Of-Life Plan For Your Social Media Accounts
Nearly half a million people with Facebook accounts passed away last year. Have you thought about what you want for your social media accounts post-mortem?
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