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Fast Company
September 2015 |
Here's Why Snapchat And Twitter Are Barreling Toward A Social Media Collision Both Snapchat and Twitter have been defined as potential threats to Facebook, but they're really competing against one another.   |
Fast Company
Elizabeth Segran |
Facebook Revamps Notes, Hopes Sexier Interface Will Attract Bloggers It appears to be designed to give Facebook users the option of creating longer updates or stories that wouldn't currently read well as status updates. |
Fast Company
Lydia Dishman |
Facebook Revokes Internship After Student Exposes Messenger Flaw Before Harvard student Aran Khanna began his internship at Facebook, he was already hard at work in his dorm room on a browser application that piggybacked off users' location data on Facebook Messenger. |
Fast Company
Neal Ungerleider |
Twitter Removes 140 Character Limit For Direct Messages Twitter is formally lifting its 140 character limit for direct messages, after informing developers of the update in June. |
Fast Company
Neal Ungerleider |
Periscope Users Watch 40 Years' Worth Of Video Per Day Periscope has released its first company report since launching in March, and the numbers are impressive. |
Fast Company
Pavithra Mohan |
After Twitter Freakout, Tinder Says It "Overreacted" To Vanity Fair Article When journalist Nancy Jo Sales tweeted a survey on Tuesday that claimed 30% of Tinder users are married, the app's official Twitter account launched a mighty tweetstorm. |
CRM
August 4, 2015
David Myron |
Social CRM Mistakes and How to Avoid Them Follow these 10 steps to deploy a successful social CRM strategy. |
Fast Company
Pavithra Mohan |
StumbleUpon Fails To Secure New Funding, Lays Off "Dozens Of Employees" The social media site has struggled to keep up with giants like Facebook and YouTube, particularly in regards to being attractive to advertisers. |
Fast Company
Neal Ungerleider |
Twitter Steps Up E-Commerce Efforts With Shopify Partnership Twitter is partnering with Shopify -- an e-commerce software provider -- and other similar companies to expand its offering of native "Buy" buttons, which allow customers to directly purchase items mentioned in tweets. |
Fast Company
Pavithra Mohan |
Apple Music Has 11 Million Free Subscribers Apple executives say that 11 million subscribers have signed up for Apple Music's free trial, USA Today reported Thursday. The streaming music service launched just over a month ago on June 30, and charges users $10 per month. |
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