Socialfactory, the company known for providing best Social Media Applications has been working hard to satisfy its customers at the best. This can be evident by the fact that SocialFactory has done three projects in the month of July. To give customers true picture of the progress of work, it […]
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Opening Night featured 3D submissions and festival activities included panels where “old media” and “new media” converged to share the best of ideas and submissions with expert panels Live streamed and festival prizes totaling over $30,000 in all categories. The New Media Film Festival (NMFF) announced the winners of this […]
Varazo, a full and software service marketing agency, releases its newest pay-per-click (PPC) marketing strategy. Unique, Varazo’s brand PPC approach uses forms of contextual and search marketing to bolster brand and industry image. Varazo structures its PPC branding accounts by reinforcing highly relevant goal keywords and using its proprietary PPC […]
EIN Events & Conferences (http://events.einnews.com) has been launched as a World Trade Exhibitians & Business Conferences Directory provided by EIN News. It not only offers a platform to list trade shows, business conferences or other events online – event promoters will also be located within a network that reaches more […]
Oliver Reichenstein. writing on Informationarchitects has posted a very interesting article “Business Class: Freemium for News?” “I had a perspective changing talk on the subject of pay walls with the chief executive of a big publishing company (no, I can’t tell you who). He asked me what I think about […]
Amzini announced today that they are making their extensive tools to explore and compare social networks freely available for public use. Amzini’s detailed information and multiple search options make over 900 of the best social and collaborative communities accessible. This resource provides people with a means to discover where others […]
Journalists Are Aggregators Too (And That’s A Good Thing) reports Techdirt. “A bunch of folks have passed along this blog post from the Zunguzungu blog, which notes that journalists are aggregating too. I don’t like the use of the word “thieves” here, as I believe (yet again) that it’s a […]
Facebook have announced the Open Compute Project, an initiative to share the custom-engineered technology in its first dedicated data center in Prineville, Oregon. This advanced technology delivered a 38 percent increase in energy efficiency at 24 percent lower cost for Facebook, and the specifications and best practices behind those gains […]
Artists are using Facebook and other social media to connect and market their work according to an article on USA Today. “Many artists say they value the beauty of Web surfing and discovering a gem of a painting, the pleasure of meeting other creative souls they might otherwise never have […]
AOL announced that it has closed its $315 million acquisition of The Huffington Post, an American news website and content aggregating blog with over 27 million unique monthly US visitors. AOL said it will integrate The Huffington Post with all AOL Media and AOL Local properties to create the Huffington […]
With the increasing demand for social interaction and engagement in the blogging community, so too has the demand increased for sites to accommodate this interaction. Facebook, MySpace, and other social media / networking sites have by all means covered the territory for social interaction, sharing, and generally keeping in touch […]
AOL Inc. announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire The Huffington Post, the influential and rapidly growing news, analysis, and lifestyle website founded in 2005, which now counts nearly 25 million unique monthly visitors*. The transaction will create a premier global, national, local, and hyper-local content […]