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Your Facebook Timeline Is Changing, Again: Do Not Panic
image: Yahoo! News.
Facebook made it official. Your Facebook Timeline is changing. Continuing Facebook's desire to help us communicate stories and moments, the new Timeline is designed to help display the things that interest us the most. Sections for Movies, TV Shows, Music and Books have all been redesigned and repositioned.[read more]
Google+ Gets a Refresh: Super Sized Cover Image, Local Review Tab & More
Just when you thought you had your Google Plus page lookin’ good (or maybe not), they have slipped in some changes on us over night. While I like the big cover, it’s a bit too big for my taste. I am a meat and content person so now I simply have to scroll more to see the juicy content I am seeking.[read more]
How Will Timeline Affect Facebook User Activity?
"... from Facebook’s perspective, the Timeline is a great invention, since if users are to get the most out of it, they need to put the effort into populating it with activity and content. Given how visually amazing Timeline is, I predict that they will, which will only serve to stimulate more comment and activity between users on the network."[read more]
Twitter is testing a new feature: "Jump to someone you follow"
Twitter is using a StumbleUpon like feature to try to help users find people to follow right when they are most interested.[read more]
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