• November 28, 2015

Facebook Doubles Video Views from April, Stands at 8 Billion Views a Day

The numbers of Facebook video viewership is increasing substantially by the day. This figure currently stands at 500 million viewers watching 8 billion average daily views by the day. This is a clear jump from 4 billion view per day – a figure that was collected in April. This announcement was made by Mark Zuckerberg…

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Dropbox releases Paper, Features Similar to The Failed Google Wave

There are a host of companies that are in the document collaboration market – Microsoft, Google, Box, Quip, Evernote among others. Only now, Dropbox has joined the fray with its public beta release of Paper. Both Engadget and Wired have reviewed this simple but effective cloud-base editor. Of course, that’s not to say that Paper…

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Facebook Introduces Signal For Journalists, Offers Useful Trends to Publications

Given how Facebook has been fond of the 24-hours news cycle, it’s also clear through Facebook Stories as to how they’d like to be seen as a primary but dynamic source. It’s also also obvious that through Instant Articles and Trending section that they are serious about presenting the latest news to users without them…

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Twitter Expands Ad Program Beyond Its Platform, Publishers Like the New Name

Twitter is releasing a number of new features for advertisers who are interested in their campaign going beyond Twitter itself. The new name of the program is called the Twitter Audience Platform. It was only last year when the company launched the Twitter Publisher Network which offered an interface to publishers to buy campaigns that…

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Skype for Business is released by Microsoft, transition from Lync Online will be complete by May

As a part of the Office 2013 update, Microsoft’s Skype for Business, which was released recently, will replace Lync – the older enterprise communication tool currently offered to its Office 365 customers. It was only a few weeks ago that Microsoft had released a version for technical preview and for that reason also acknowledges that…

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