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Recently I've discussed how businesses can use Facebook and Twitter to drive traffic to their sites, and even looked at some specific…
Google has launched new image results pages for Android, iPhone, and iPod Touch devices in the US, the UK, and Japan. With the new results, users can scan up to 20 images on a single results pageand get details for images of interest.
Facebook has launched two targeting filters for Facebook ads. These are language and radius targeting. Both have been heavily in demand by advertisers.
Hulu's got a lot working in its favor: good content, high-quality clips, and the whole it's-actually-legal thing. Now, both users and advertisers should be happy to hear that the video site is gaining a social component, too.
There are just over 300 fewer billionaires in the world this year, and Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg is one of them. According to Forbes’ latest Masters of the Universe list (my name for it, not Forbes), Zuckerberg’s net worth plummeted by $600 million last year due to Facebook’s inability to make money.
In some business circles, Twitter's an accepted part of the scenery by now; people have figured the service out and are using it to accomplish impressive things. Not everyone's taken to Twitter like a duck to water, though, and so at PubCon South, a few of the folks who are further along led a session on the Twitter landscape.
