Showing posts with label accounts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label accounts. Show all posts

Monday, August 29, 2011

Meet The 18 People Behind Your Favorite Social Media Accounts (designfeeds.com.au)

... content curation? And what about geolocation? Are they on Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, Trumblr, Gowalla, Loopt, SoundCloud, Slideshare, vYou, Flickr or even GetGlue? What do they think of Google+? Which is their fastest growing media account? And do you ever sleep? We ask them here. Virgin America: Jill Okawa Fletcher and Nick Schwartz Virgin America is a great example of a brand...

Source : DesignFeeds.com.au

Explore : Geolocation, Gizmodo, NASA, Sciences, Social Network


Meet the 18 people behind your favorite social media accounts (DesignFeeds.com.au)


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Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Now Post Comments on WordPress.com Using ‘WordPress, Twitter and Facebook’ Accounts

Following in the footsteps of commenting system platforms Echo, Disqus and Intense Debate, WordPress.com has launched WordPress, Twitter and Facebook authorization and identity systems to leave comments on their bloggin service.

Now Post Comments on WordPress.com Using ‘WordPress, Twitter and Facebook’ Accounts


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Monday, November 29, 2010

AdWords Now Available to Google Apps Accounts

Google Apps recently made available dozens of Google services to Google Apps users. As part of this launch, Google AdWords is now available to our Google Apps users with their Apps accounts.

AdWords Now Available to Google Apps Accounts


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Monday, October 18, 2010

Watch Out, Teens! 10% Of Your Parents Are Hacking In To Your Facebook Accounts

Spy Cameras from flickr

Attention, teenagers: your parents may be logging in to your Facebook account without your knowledge.

TRUSTe just released a report on privacy issues related to teens, their parents, and social networks. The most surprising result:

40% of parents said their teens had given them login access to their accounts, and another 10% said they had obtained access without their teens knowing about it.

Really? 1 in 10 parents think it's OK to spy on their kids without their knowledge? That's pretty disturbing.

See all the other survey results here →

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