Friday, September 26, 2014

[RED DEMOCRATICA] Why Facebook's news feed remains controversial

 

Ello welcomes users fed up with Facebook | Facebook works to establish ties to publishers | It's time for CEOs to use Twitter
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September 26, 2014
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Ello welcomes users fed up with Facebook
Social network Ello hopes to capitalize on the bad blood created when Facebook insisted that drag queens register with their legal names rather than performance names. Ello hopes to spark a Facebook exodus with an ad-free, privacy-sensitive model that lets users dictate the terms of their engagement with the platform. The Washington Post (tiered subscription model) (9/25), The Daily Dot (9/22)
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Facebook works to establish ties to publishers
Facebook has recruited a team of former journalists and media executives to create partnerships with publishers and to help media organizations to increase their reach and engagement on the platform. Publishers get hands-on attention and advice from their Facebook liaisons, says Brian Madden of Hearst. Digiday.com (9/25)
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It's time for CEOs to use Twitter
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CEOs who think they're too busy or too important to use Twitter are shooting themselves in the foot, writes Brian Halligan, CEO of HubSpot. Refuse to engage and you'll miss out on potential star hires, important customer feedback and the chance to build new relationships. Fast Company online (9/25)
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Marketer crafts Facebook ad strategy for just one user
Social media marketer Brian Swichkow gamed Facebook's targeting tools to craft a campaign that would be visible only to his roommate. The stunt shows how far social targeting has come, but also the risks of creeping out consumers with hyper-targeted campaigns, brand strategist Peter Tompson says. Adweek (9/23)
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Facebook tests "Buy" button supported by Stripe
Facebook and the payments company Stripe are working together on a "Buy" button that will allow users of the social network to purchase advertised items. Testing for the new feature started in July. Re/code (9/25)
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Why consumers aren't making purchases on social media
Just 5% of U.S. Internet users have made a purchase through social media sites, but 42% said they would be more likely to do it if they knew their financial information was secure, according to a Harris Poll for DigitasLBi. Thirty-eight percent said that they would also be more likely to buy something if they knew their purchase wouldn't be shared. eMarketer (9/26)
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Tech jargon can get lost in translation
Tech companies are struggling to translate their offerings into local languages in parts of the world that lack standard technological vocabulary. In the West African language of Fulah, the best translation for "crash" is "hookii," a term that refers to a cow falling over. In the Zapotec language, spoken by a Mexican people whose homes don't have windows, computer windows are referred to as "eyes." The Economist (tiered subscription model) (9/27)
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Social media allows your digital sales teams to stalk your customers with an accuracy that we've never seen before."
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