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Social media team attempts to respond to every single tweet

Originally posted on 10 October 2014

Daniela Walker, writing for psfk.com:

The temporary center is the hub for KLM’s global social media campaign #happytohelp, masterminded by…

#soFail: Derek Low, plagiariser, wins the hearts of re-posters

Originally published on 02 October 2014

Updated 6 October, 2014:

Quartz has updated their “Editor’s note” on their repost to read the following:

Chat apps have become so much more!

Originally published on 02 October 2014

Eamonn Carey, via Medium:

It’s a simple user behaviour that Apple and all of these apps have recognised. Audio is easy to record and simple to listen to. There’s none of the…

When a retweet means nothing, and connections ≠ conversations…

Originally published on 17 September 2014

My primary concern comes from what I have come to regard as “The Thought-Mongerers.” Individuals who do nothing but…

Decades of Facebook likes will explain how you became yourself

Originally published on 16 September 2014

Jonathan Wai, of Quartz:

The Facebook like button was first released in 2009. As of September of 2013, a total of 1.13 trillion…

Twitter’s first vision for the Apple Watch era

Originally published on 15 September 2014

Dan Frommer, writing for Quartz:

Apple briefly featured Twitter in its presentation, showing four features: the ability to receive a Twitter notification…

Drag queen fights back against Facebook’s “real name” policy

Originally published on 15 September 2014

Sam Machkovech, Ars Technica:

“This is really about a lot more than just a bunch of drag queens bitching because we can’t use our…

Who is U2?

Originally published on 14 September 2014

Apple really should’ve thought this through carefully.

There were, clearly, other ways in which they could’ve distributed the new U2 album. Yet, Apple chose one that would alarm its (illiterate) users of their…

The entrustment of your privacy to others

Originally published on 12 September 2014

John Gruber, of Daring Fireball fame, comments on a New York Times article about the use of Facebook for politics.

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