Apr
17
2013

Respectful Social Media

Tragic Events Are Not A Time To Sell Or Shock

The events that happened Monday at the Boston Marathon were shocking, horrific and sad. Moments after the bombs went off, social media was abuzz with questions about it. People nearby who heard the bombs were wondering what had happened. People who had friends and family in the race were wondering where their loved ones were. And then, people who were in the actual area started to tweet and post images of the area.

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Mar
08
2013

Facebook Reveals a Redesigned News Feed

Goodbye Clutter, Hello Beautiful Stories

It’s spring-cleaning time at Facebook and they’re making a big change to how we see our updates from friends and pages we follow each today. Today they revealed the new layout and design for the Facebook news feed and it can be summed up in one word:

Visual.

The revised news feed is less cluttered, more visual, and definitely eye-catching. Photos and images are the focus of how the new layout has been designed and for me, it’s a massive improvement.

Translation: I freakin’ love it.

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Dec
18
2012

Instagram Makes Big Privacy Policy Change

Popular App Goes From Hero To Zero

I’ve said it before, Instagram is one of my favourite photography apps. It’s safe to say I love it, and judging from my Instagram profile page, it ranks right up there with Pinterest on the GigaMom addiction scale.

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Nov
09
2012

Pinterest And Instagram Are Listening To Users

Something Very Public, Something Very Private

As part of The Best Job Evah, I use a huge range of social media platforms every day. Hands down, two of my favourites are Instagram and Pinterest. As it turns out, both of these faves made some changes this week that have users clapping and smiling.

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