Instagram put a dent in Snapchat by placing its own version of Snapchat Stories atop its feed, and now Facebook is doing the same. Today Facebook launched Facebook Stories in
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Facebook Trending adds headlines for context but drops personalization
Facebook’s controversial Trending topics feature is sacrificing support for niche interests in favor of an internationally scalable approach that could create nationwide digital water cooler moments you can read at
Facebook Messenger begins testing ads…and they’re big
Facebook today is beginning to test integrating ads into its mobile messaging app’s user interface. The company says it will launch what it characterizes as a “very small test” in
Zuckerberg says he’s not currently planning to run for president
Speculation that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg could run for president has been brewing in recent weeks. His personal goal for 2017 is speaking with people from all 50 states. He fought to
Livestream now supports simultaneous live broadcasts on YouTube, Periscope and Twitch
Livestream is getting closer to allowing live video created on its platform to get broadcast anywhere online. Specifically, the company announced that premium and enterprise customers will be able to simulcast to non-Livestream video
How to conduct post-inauguration worker conflict
In September, 2016, Monmouth University conducted a write check of 802 purebred U.S. electorate and reported that 70% of respondents pronounced that a 2016 presidential debate had brought out a
How to incorporate storyboarding to make meetings some-more efficient
In late 2016, jobs site Monster posted a blog about a signs of busy managers. Among a revealing omens were forgetful things, being on edge, being late to meetings and
Airbnb is in talks to acquire social payments startup Tilt
We’d been hearing murmurs for a while that Tilt was up for grabs and was talking to a few folks in recent weeks, and in early January we caught wind
Video: Top 5 ways to secure your IoT
Denial of use attacks have been bad for years, though a widespread infection of a Internet of Things have given bots a new energy to DDoS. Don’t let your intelligent
Tumblr brings photo filters and stickers to its iOS, iMessage and Android apps
Tumblr today is launching two new tools for creative expression, stickers and filters, which could become another revenue stream for the Yahoo-owned company, if it chooses to go in that
Microsoft names LinkedIn SVP Kevin Scott as CTO
Microsoft announced this morning that it has tapped Kevin Scott as its new Chief Technology Officer. The c-level promotion is an expansion of Scott’s current role as Senior Vice President
Yahoo surprises no one by pushing back its Verizon acquisition close date
Yahoo reported its fourth quarter earnings to date, where as usual the financial metrics don’t really matter because the company is in the process of getting acquired by Verizon. There is,
Snapchat’s big redesign, featuring universal search and more, just hit iOS
Snapchat’s major redesign, which introduces a universal search bar to the top of the app, among other features, has today hit iOS. The refreshed user interface was first announced earlier this month,
Fake news’ power to influence shrinks with a contextual warning, study finds
Research conducted by social psychologists at Cambridge University in the UK, and Yale and George Mason in the US, offers a potential strategy for mitigating the spread of misinformation online — involving the use of pro-active
Raspberry Pi rival: Asus launches Tinker Board, faster, with 2X memory and 4k video
The Asus Tinker Board is reportedly roughly twice as quick as a Raspberry Pi 3 in a Geekbench benchmark. The Raspberry Pi has a new rival, a some-more absolute though
