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Millennials stressed from tech and social media overload
Milennials are suffering from burnout at work -- and tech is a major factor in their stress.
How much Americans pay for top apps and their potential for big bucks
Although Americans love social media, how much would they be willing to pay for their favorite apps?
You may not know you are doing something illegal online
Despite fake names being illegal, almost eight in 10 Americans do not care and plan to continue using a fake name on the internet.
Facebook clamps down on political ads ahead of 2020 election
The social media company will impose stricter rules on political advertisers ahead of the 2020 election as part of its ongoing efforts to bolster ad transparency.
Microsoft is moving Lynda.com users to LinkedIn Learning and not everyone's happy about it
As students and faculty return to school, many are discovering Lynda.com content is now only offered via LinkedIn Learning.
Twitter bans 936 accounts managed by the Chinese state, aimed at Hong Kong protests
Twitter will also stop accepting ads paid for by state-run news agencies.
The Twitter megaphone: How Trump and the 2020 candidates compare in terms of reach
Twitter is far from the only factor influencing voters, but given how much President Trump has relied on the social network, it's worth looking at how the other candidates perform relative to the current occupant of the Oval Office.
Fake influencer follower fraud to cost companies $1.3B in 2019
Businesses are expected to lose $1.3 billion this year in online ad spending because of fake influencer followers.
Apps are a must: Three out of five start shopping via mobile
Do you spend money on improving your shopping app, using paid search, or simplifying your website? A new study shows you where to invest.
New AWS Chatbot uses Slack to flag system alerts to DevOps teams
AWS launches a chatbot dedicated to getting its system alerts to developers, through Slack and its own Chime app.
Facebook confirms it's the subject of FTC antitrust probe
Meanwhile, Facebook shares were up in after-hours trading as the company exceeded Q2 revenue expectations.
FTC hits Facebook with record $5 billion fine for user privacy violations
As part of the record-breaking settlement, Facebook has agreed to conduct a massive overhaul of its consumer privacy practices.
Facebook pairs its Map With AI service OpenStreetMap project
Facebook's effort, aside from also benefiting from mapping data, is designed to work with the open source community to map millions of miles that haven't been mapped.
AFP wants a system to collect social and political info to aid police operations
Opens expression of interest for the two-year project.
Ready or not, here comes the new Twitter
Twitter has looked the same for almost seven years, but now, brace yourself, it's being redesigned from the ground up.
20 contemporary enterprise collaboration tools
Innovation in enterprise collaboration software continues unabated, to the point that there are nearly too many to keep track of. Here are 20 interesting new or established players you may not have heard of.
10 things to learn from Facebook's approach to data centers
Facebook's sprawling Forest City, North Carolina data center is designed to be a beacon of energy friendliness in the watt-sucking world of server farms. On a recent media tour of the facility, officials showed off green-computing practices that they say have saved the company more than $1 billion.
Six clicks: Social sites and their image stains
It is often difficult to regain trust and improve perception after a social networking site has angered its users. We look at six companies that have made decisions which have stained their brand image.
Take a look through Facebook's past
Facebook has come a long, long way since its sophomoric beginnings.
A to Z of cool startups, apps, fundings and acquisitions in 2013
We take a look back at what has been happening across the startup world and discover some great new apps, ideas and companies that made the news during 2013.
How to have the best videoconferences
Top tips, tricks and best practices so you can hold interesting and awesome teleconferences and meetings
My nine wishes for tech gadgets
I want a few things from my tech gadgets and providers. Here are my top desires.
Twitter's road to an IPO, in pictures
Much like the initial IPO announcement, Twitter defended its $1 billion fundraising goal with some significant Tweets. Let's flip through them.
Top business apps for Android tablets and smartphones
What are some of the Android apps on the market available to make your life easier in the corporate world?
Facebook hoaxes shared by the scared
Dire warnings and posts on privacy and security regularly appear in our Facebook feed, shared by people that believe they are true. Here is a round up of the hoaxes that are shared the most. They are all fake.
The major enterprise collaboration platforms and their mobile clients
Most of the leading enterprise collaboration platforms have mobile clients as well as social networking features. Here's a list of the leaders as well as a look at their mobile clients.
Facebook Page PR fails
Sometimes marketing campaigns go awry on Facebook -- and even Facebook itself can get its messages wrong.
The brighter, more colorful Google+ (Gallery)
Google has radically reworked the Google+ interface. Here's what it looks like in 2013.
Weird Tech 2: 20 Weird and wonderful Twitter accounts
Want to follow some new Twitter peeps? We round up some strange and interesting accounts for you.
Inside Logitech's video labs for optical design, 3D prototyping
Let's take a stroll through Logitech's new video labs for optical and audio testing in Silicon Valley.
PlayStation is the top consumer electronics brand, based on social influence
Which electronics brands are best for social influence? Check the ranking here.
Despite preventive measures, WhatsApp flooded Brazilian voters with fake news
Frontrunner Jair Bolsonaro is involved in accusations over illegal campaigning tactics using the messaging service.
Facebook Marketplace receives AI-powered features
The person-to-person marketplace on Facebook is getting a dose of AI to improve the shopping experience and bolster security.
Instagram co-founders resign
The co-founders of Instagram, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, have resigned and are leaving the photo-sharing app company.
Trollteq, a software to ban internet trolls once and for all
Authenteq combines verified online identity with blockchain-based ID storage and end-to-end encryption to create the troll-killing Trollteq.
Transparency is good for business, survey finds
Nine out of 10 consumers will stop purchasing from brands that lack transparency.
Facebook's troubles don't have an end in sight
People are engaging far less on the world's largest social network, and trust in the company has plummeted.
Why social media fatigue is spreading
Dan Patterson and Jason Hiner discuss how early adopters of social media are turning away from it, and what that could mean for the future of Facebook, Twitter, and other social platforms.
LinkedIn voicemail message feature: Useful or just more spam in your Inbox?
WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger have voice messages, so why not add them to LinkedIn?
Disappointing user numbers hurt Twitter despite good financial results
Twitter's better-than-expected financial results weren't enough to cushion the company's stock price.
WhatsApp limits message forwarding in India after mob lynchings
WhatsApp is trialling a limit on forwarding messages in India in an effort to curb rumours being spread through the messaging service.
Brands and social media: A good app and a compelling hashtag will go a long way
Understanding how customers talk about them on social is key to a better customer experience - and a positive experience with a brand will make them more loyal.
Salesforce study suggests limited social media impact on ecommerce
In its latest shopping index report, the company identified four major findings including social media's impact -- or lack of -- on e-commerce. Read more: https://zd.net/2KGOokQ
Despite controversy, Facebook still the go-to platform for lifestyle brands
Matt Naso, director of product for digital marketing firm LotVantage, says bad press about the social network doesn't concern his customers.
Should chatbots identify themselves as such?
Ofer Ronen, general manager of Chatbase at Google's Area 120, discusses the origin of and current use cases for conversational UI.
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