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Lessons from the slow death of Google+
Google's gradual euthanizing of Google+ is a reminder that marketers should be wary of committing to a single social network, Travis Wright writes. "After all, you can baby your social media campaign until you're sleep deprived, but you never have any control over what the platform itself does," Wright writes. Marketing Land (4/7)

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How to convince workers to use in-house social networks
Corporate social networks tend to fall flat unless senior leaders commit to using the platforms to engage employees, Charlene Li writes. That means logging on, listening, communicating and allowing social chatter to inform decisions. "Unless you have a magic wand, the fairy tale world of collaboration won't happen simply because you plug in a technology," Li writes. Harvard Business Review online (tiered subscription model) (4/7)

Google seeks patent for spoiler-killing technology
Google is aiming to put an end to spoilers on social networks with a technology to let users filter out any mention of specific TV shows and movies. "If the system thinks the post contains a spoiler, it will blur out the content, pop up a warning message and ask the user if they want to read the post," Mike Murphy writes. Quartz (4/7)

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Brands take Instagram carousel ads for a spin
Old Navy, Samsung and Banana Republic are among the brands that have signed up to use Instagram's new carousel ads. The companies can post up to four pictures that users can swipe through and a link for users to click. Advertising Age (free access for SmartBrief readers) (4/7)

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How the Ice Bucket Challenge inspired Facebook's Riff
Facebook has launched Riff, a Snapchat-style service that lets users send short videos out to their contacts. The tool is inspired by last year's viral Ice Bucket Challenge, which significantly increased the amount of user-generated video sharing on Facebook. The Motley Fool (4/7)

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Facebook will beat YouTube in video ads, survey suggests
More advertisers will buy video ads on Facebook than on YouTube this year, according to a Mixpo survey. Facebook's ability to target ads and track user behavior while still protecting user privacy was noted as the reason for its growth in popularity over YouTube. VentureBeat (4/7)

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A linguistic conundrum? No, totally
The increasing use of the word "no" as an affirmation, as in the phrase "no, totally," is fascinating for linguists, Kathryn Schulz writes. Some believe it's a result of a blurring between "yea"/"nay" and "yes"/"no," which used to be reserved for separate linguistic purposes. The New Yorker (tiered subscription model) (4/7)

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