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"Getting around a social media site is not always easy. For some users, it’s a matter of getting used to social media. For others, the issue is keeping up with constant updates and changes to features, privacy settings, and account specifications. This, of course, is why social media cheat sheets exist.
"Cheat sheets are basically infographics that can give a user a simple rundown of various features and how to use them. Here’s a roundup of great cheat sheets for the most popular social networking sites." Via Jim Lerman
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Great list by SocialMedia8 and ViralBlog...
#8 Might be your lucky number today. It’s certainly the lucky number for SocialMedia8. They were willing to share 88 of the 600 social media and social monitoring tools they have mapped. Tools that might offer you powerful analytics and actionable insights across many of your markets…
Read more: http://www.viralblog.com/social-media/your-guide-to-88-social-media-monitoring-tools/
Via Gust MEES
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La firme de marketing Awareness a examiné Facebook, Twitter ainsi que YouTube et a trouvé cinq stratégies que l’on peut utiliser dans les médias sociaux pour améliorer l’engagement et réussir notre présence. Via Pascal Gibert
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Twitter vient d'annoncer des nouveautés relatives à la section Rechercher. Le site de microblogging introduit ainsi la recherche instantanée à son moteur de recherche et quelques autres nouveautés également en rapport avec la recherche. Via André Gentit ✔
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Content curation is an art of compiling information from a variety of sources and presenting them in a creative manner in front on your audience.
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Copyscape is a free plagiarism checker. The software lets you detect duplicate content and check if your articles are original. Via Nikos Amanatidis
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Le réseau social en ligne Facebook va t-il aller plus loin dans la reconnaissance faciale ? Le rachat par Facebook de la firme de Face.com le laisse sérieusement penser. De base, Facebook inscrit chaque utilisateur automatiquement à la reconnaissance faciale sans lui demander son avis en amont.
Cette fonctionnalité permet à Facebook d’associer une photo, un visage à un nom et à un prénom sur la plateforme et sans doute dans le futur à des moteurs de recherche partenaires du réseau social en ligne. Ce mode de fonctionnement peut gêner bien des personnes échangeant sur Facebook qui souhaitent ne pas voir associer une photo à leur nom. Via Mounira HAMDI
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Exploratree is a free graphic organizer creation tool. Exloratree users can use pre-made graphic organizer templates which Exploratree refers to as "thinking guides" or create their own templates. The Exploratree thinking guides can be used online or downloaded and printed for offline use. Thinking guides can be created collaboratively on Exploratree which makes Exploratree a good tool for students working in groups to design projects together. Via Mark Rounds
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There is one thing we do know and that is that the era of one social network that fits all is gone. Infographic by GO-Gulf.com Via civis
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"How has social media influenced your search experience? Do you prefer its integration, or would you rather have the “old search” model back?
The influx of Facebook, Twitter, Google+, and now players such as Pinterest has all dramatically impacted how users search. With Google as the dominant search engine, it has obviously pushed its social endeavors aggressively to become the leader in both sectors. After Larry Page became Google’s CEO, reports circulated that he was tying all employees’ bonuses to the success of Google’s social strategy.
According to Grant Simmons, the Director of SEO and Social Product at The Search Agency, Google has been worried for some time about competition, especially in social. Although the latest statistics show that Google+ has over 100 million users, it’s clear that it is not gaining the same traction that Facebook did".
Full Article: http://www.webpronews.com/who-will-win-the-social-search-engine-war-facebook-google-or-someone-else-2012-07 Via Antonino Militello
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Lectures plurielles, accès à la lecture numérique, élèves éditeurs, multiplication des supports : petite revue de ce qu'il se dit sur la Toile sur ces (...)... Via Delphine Regnard, Michelle Laurissergues |
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Rétrospective inspirée par mes recherches et mes lectures de quelques étapes-clés de la gestation de la blogosphère. Via Audrey Bardon
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Fréquemment, vous me demandez pourquoi je ne partage pas mes outils Excel sur Google Apps (que j’adore par ailleurs) par exemple. La raison est simple. La version de MS Excel comprend de nombreuses fonctions et fonctionnalités qui ne sont pas supportées par Google Apps. Comme mes modèles financiers et mes outils de gestion utilisent ces fonctions et fonctionnalités plus complexes, qui ne sont pas reconnues par Google Apps, ils deviennent inopérants. Via Frédéric DEBAILLEUL
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One year ago, Google+ launched to the world and was greeted with the collective cry, "Not another social network!" But over the past year Google+ has cemented its position as one of the Big Three social networks, alongside Facebook and Twitter. Or has it? Google+ boasts similar user numbers to Twitter, but if we look more closely we see that Google+ hasn't lived up to its initial promise as a new type of social network. In fact, it's morphed into something completely different for Google... Via The New Company, Resonance
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Conseils-Marketing.com publie un e-book intitulé Confidences de Community Managers dans lequel 15 Community Managers Français nous livrent leurs secrets pour animer et faire grandir une communauté sur Facebook, Twitter, Blogs… Aujourd'hui, voici une synthèse des trucs et astuces concernant l'utilisation de Twitter. Via Isabelle Boucher-Doigneau - Cultureuse, Pierre Wouters
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Googlemii est un petit outil de veille qui permet googler son nom sur internet et de visualiser d'un coup d'oeil les thématiques et les mots clés qui sont associés à un nom, une marque ou un évènement. Via Patrick W.
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I agree with this reason for using Scoop.it. KM On Friday, we all learned the devastating news of Twitter leaving LinkedIn and no longer allowing its users to send their tweets directly to the professional networking site. Via Ken Morrison
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"The alternative was what Socrates called misology: that is, a contempt for rational debate. Failing an impartial forum and procedures, rationality would end by going the same way as justice. Truth would yield to the belief of the loudest-mouthed, soundness to the ideas of the most respectable, validity to the intellectual methods of the most persuasive. In the theoretical as in the practical realm, disagreements would be decided by the balance of power rather than of principles; and the pursuit of well-founded intellectual positions would be replaced by a verbal clobbering-match — a matter (in Lenin's pungent phrase) of 'Who whom'. Stated in these terms, the problem of identifying and characterizing an impartial standpoint for rational discussion, comparison, and judgement has been a permanent preoccupation of philosophy. And the obstacles to the rational resolution of men's disagreements — which are both the symptoms of misology, and a measure of the practical difficulties of countering it — are the same today as they were in Socrates' time: a refusal to listen to your opponent's case, an obsession with power rather than principles, and a willingness to impose, by violence or threats, opinions which have failed to carry conviction on their merits." Via Manuel J. Matos
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Positive online activity can foster healthier children & compassionate societies By Dana Klisanin, Ph.D.... Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge |
