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What’s New This Week?
Twitter Rolls Out Photo Tagging on Mobile: “You can tag up to 10 people in a photo and still have all 140 characters at your disposal, making it easier to connect with your friends.”
LinkedIn to Remove Products & Services Tab From All Company Pages: “You have two alternatives for sharing products and services content that many companies are already using and benefitting from: your company’s updates and showcase pages.”
Twitter Allows Users to Share Four Photos in a Single Tweet: “You can also share a series of photos that automatically create a collage.”
Facebook Expands Lookalike Audience Capabilities: Advertisers can now “create lookalikes based on people who visit their websites, use their mobile apps or are connected to their Facebook pages.”
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Tumblr Introduces Two-Factor Authentication: “One key is your password, the other key is your cellular phone—and you need both to access your Tumblr dashboard.”
Here’s more interesting news to follow:
Facebook Shares More Detail on Update to Pages: After receiving “lots of questions from people wondering how these changes—like the updated timeline design, easier access to admin tools and the introduction of Pages to Watch—will impact them,” Facebook answers the questions heard most frequently.
Here’s a cool social media tool worth checking out:
UpTo: “UpTo gives you a more complete view of everything coming up that matters to you—without the clutter.”
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