There’s something about infographics that make claims based on perspectives and opinions rather than facts. This infographic from MyLife does just that and tries to list the top 10 failed social media sites.
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Social Help Desk: A Growing Trend
January 14, 2013 by 4 Comments
Many people spend more time on social media than they spend on any other online activity. We see little Timmy sliding into third base. We rant about the latest political hotspot or condemn our favorite teams for making mistakes. We chat with friends and family. We request help from social media help desks…
Gangnam Style will be Over 1 Billion Views with the Next Update to the Count
December 21, 2012 by Leave a Comment
There’s a pretty good chance that the video is already over 1 billion views. In fact, it’s almost certain, since the update to the count is behind schedule.
Hilarious College Humor Video about Instagram Touches an Uncanny Level of Reality
December 7, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Parody videos often struggle to combine the funny aspects of their targets while maintaining a grasp on reality. When it comes to Instagram, College Humor was able to stay true to both components. It’s quite hilarious and stays true to the various annoying truths about Instagram. All of this is then wrapped up into a video against the perfect parody source music, “Photograph” by Nickleback.
Today’s Socially Connected World Means the Jobs Go where the Talent is
November 11, 2012 by 1 Comment
More people are working from home. Most do some work from home and the majority from an office, but the trend is heading towards a mobile and home-based work force. Other than the obvious benefits of lower office costs and improved employee morale, there’s another component that should be discussed: expanding the talent pool.
Facebook Tries to Help Get the Vote Out
November 6, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Voting isn’t exactly the most social thing. In fact, you’re supposed to vote on your own. In today’s world of sharing everything, Facebook is giving people the opportunity to tell the world that they voted.
The top-screen message should appear when you log into Facebook today if you’re in the United States. It is a mild encouragement to let your friends know that you are voting; if you click the button, when they log in they’ll see your profile picture in the box.
It’s a nice little feature that allows people to let others know they voted. It’s unlikely that anyone will decide to vote if they weren’t going to just because they see that all of their friends voted, but it’s still good to see Facebook participating in the government process. Most American’s Facebook news feeds have been flooded with discussions about politics over the last few weeks. While many choose to avoid political discussions altogether (and especially on their social networks) it has still been a challenge to avoid seeing it. Soon, it will all be over.
Auto Direct Messages on Twitter are Driving Me Mad
October 29, 2012 by 4 Comments
I get it, you want to make an impression when someone first follows you on Twitter or you want to spam them with a link you actually think they are going to click, well here is a tip… they aren’t.
New Facebook emoticons help you express yourself
October 16, 2012 by 10 Comments
Expressing ourselves in various ways is always something we look to do, especially when it makes showing what we think or feel a quick and easy process. Emoticons are not new to the Internet, just to Facebook.
Facebook homepage might end up looking like this
October 12, 2012 by 4 Comments
Honestly the Facebook homepage has been pretty blah but better than its initial launching, however they have taken into consideration of making it look more beautiful according to an article by TechCrunch.
It’s Official: We’re Hooked on Empire Avenue
August 5, 2012 by 2 Comments
At Soshable, we strive to get not just report the latest and greatest in social media but to also be a part of it. Empire Avenue is no exception.
In the coming weeks, we will be reaching out to the team at EAve to see what’s planned for the future. In the meantime, we’re just going to be sitting back and playing along.
You can follow us at Soshable on Empire Avenue.
