Posts Tagged "facebook"

Instagram is Facebook’s $1b Bribe to Valley VCs

Instagram is Facebook’s $1b Bribe to Valley VCs

Look, I’ve always derided pundits in the past for being trigger-happy on the “we’re in a bubble” talk, but when you objectively look at the tech sector today and two major acquisitions making headlines, you have to be blind not to notice that everyone’s drinking the same Kool-Aid. We had a major debate about the acquisition news this morning in the SiliconANGLE editorial chat room, but I threw out a few questions regarding the...

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Technology Stops for No Man

A good friend of mine is working on a film series, and has a running Facebook group to discuss the production process while it’s being made. He posted this today: Crazy world indeed. Technology marches on. Read our coverage on SiliconANGLE on the Facebook Skype integration...

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Should I Create a Facebook Page for SiliconANGLE? #fail

So I’ve had the discussion with several of my staff, and several publishers that I’m on friendly enough terms to talk about their metrics with, and I remain unconvinced that devoting efforts to the maintenance of a Facebook page is in my best interests. When it comes to traffic delivery and audience development, Facebook fails almost every time. The social network has much more critical mass than Twitter, or even Google Buzz, but...

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Cool App of the Day: VVall Grid

This thing is cool. Check it out. It turns out a timeline of your pictures uploaded to a variety of services, including Facebook or Twitpic. It gives you some stats – like total timeline length and photos uploaded per day. Picasa does the same thing within the program, and the majority of my collection is contained inside Picasa, but data visualizations are always...

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