The YouTube Keyword Code by Bill Cousins shows how to give YouTube precisely the information it wants so your videos can’t be ignored. Step-by-Step, Cousins shows you how to feed YouTube the keywords it needs so it can properly classify your video according to the keywords you choose. YouTube sometinmes has trouble knowing what you video is relevant to. Tell them and it will make a major difference to your results.. Get all the facts here. [...]
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The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “New Online Timeline Tool Available For Everyone”. Sonia Paul says, “Following in the footsteps of Storify, a new free, open-source online timeline tool is innovating storytelling on the web. Timeline, created by Zach Wise, a multimedia journalist and journalism professor, was developed in partnership with theKnight News Innovation Lab at Northwestern University, where Wise teaches. The interactive tool allows users to generate timelines on the web by curating content from Twitter,YouTube, Flickr, Vimeo, Google Maps and SoundCloud”. New... [...]
The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Google I/O 2012 Registration Announced”. Keith Kaplan says, “Every year developers from all around the world gather for theGoogle IO conference. Google has announced it’s celebrating by releasing a Rube Goldberg-inspired Chrome Experiment. This is Google’s fifth IO conference. It will be held in San Francisco’s Moscone Center June 27-29. At the event attendees learn about the tech world’s latest web, mobile and social innovations, as well as get a chance to meet the minds behind Google products, like Android,... [...]
The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “7 Ways to Rescue Your Crucial Social Media Data from Oblivion”. Christine Erickson says, “The pace of social media has become so rapid that a tweet could get lost in mere seconds. While real-time data has become increasingly important for businesses to keep up with trends and provide accurate reports, your company’s history is still relevant — the tweets you sent six months to a year ago could provide important insights. You want to save that data, don’t you?”. 7 Ways to Rescue Your Crucial Social Media Data from... [...]
The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Ark Beats Facebook, Google at People Search”. Sarah Kessler says, “Let’s say you’re a young woman who has just moved to New York City from Nepal. You want to find a friend nearby who speaks your language, so you visit Google Search and type “Women in New York City who speak Nepali.” Google returns an academic paper that highlights “demographics and challenges,” a flyer for a fundraiser and a profile of a tenth grader”. Ark Beats Facebook, Google at People Search Mashable.com [...]
The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “The Evolution of Anonymous”. Joann Pan says, “A worldwide network of hackers has managed to gain access to the most secure networks on the Internet. The leaderless and faceless group, known as Anonymous, has infiltrated networks of the CIA, Interpol, email accounts of presidents, and has taken down the major web properties of global corporations. During its near-eight years of existence, Anonymous hackers have exposed a huge network of neo-Nazis in Germany and a stealth online child pornography ring”. The Evolution of... [...]
The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Why Do Magazines Look So Terrible on the New iPad?” Lauren Indvik says, “As with any high-profile product release, Apple’s new iPad device has been peppered with complaints since reaching consumers’ hands on March 16. Among them: that magazines look terrible on the new iPad’s high-resolution display. The complaints were first brought to light by Tumblr bloggerJamie Billett. He pointed out that in the New Yorker‘s iPad app, the text on some pages is rendered as HTML”. Why Do Magazines Look So Terrible on the... [...]
Michael A. Stelzner’s ‘Social Media Success Summit 2012’ starts from Tuesday, May 1. According to Michael, the participants of this conference will be able to implement effective social media marketing techniques, attract more customers and prospects and gain a unique competitive advantage. Michael says, “Secure your spot in the largest online professional development conference for marketers seeking to master social media. By attending this online summit, you will: Discover the best and newest ways to market your business with Google+, blogs, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube,... [...]
The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Pinterest Updates Privacy Policy, Terms of Service”. Joann Pan says, “The world’s 12 million pinning addicts have some changes headed their way. Pinterest users will be held to new terms of service and have to follow updated acceptable use and privacy policies beginning April 6. A Saturday morning email to users of the image-based social network from Pinterest CEO Ben Silbermann sheds some light on the reasoning behind the changes”. Pinterest Updates Privacy Policy, Terms of Service Mashable.com [...]