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Working in social media can be quite a stressful and overwhelming experience. The constant pressure of staying on top of one's niche to provide quality content may lead to a lack of proper physical and mental rest. The consequences are not fun. Burnout makes life miserable and kills efficiency and productivity.
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Google has just announced its new Graph Search, a new, very powerful feature which allows you to search within your Facebook universe for people, places and events which you have liked, shared or have interacted with.
Read the minute-by-minute live report of the Facebook announcement and showcase of this new feature which ended up not long ago here
http://live.theverge.com/facebook-see-what-were-building-event/
Try it out now: https://www.facebook.com/about/graphsearch