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Playground Buzz – The Most Intriguing Social Media News of the Week

Playground Buzz – The Most Intriguing Social Media News of the Week

Posted 16 September 2011 | By | Categories: Industry News, Social Media | No Comments

It’s been a busy week here at Affinitive! We’ve rounded up some of the buzziest of the week’s buzz. We’re logging out for the weekend with these in mind:  Facebook Launches Subscription Feeds: RSS for Status Updates Looks like our carefully culled news feeds are going to get a bit of a switch up. Facebook’s [...]

Would You “Like” To Become A Fan?

Posted 28 May 2010 | By | Categories: Uncategorized | 244 Comments

When Facebook unveiled its Open Graph platform in April, coined “the next evolution of Facebook,” perhaps the most important announcement was the introduction of the “Like” button.  “Like” is Facebook’s effort to socialize the web by leveraging the social graph across the internet one line of HTML at a time.  In doing so, Facebook also [...]

Young Folks Don’t Care About Twitter… Maybe

Posted 05 August 2009 | By | Categories: Industry News, Research, Social Media, Technology | 173 Comments

There’s a lot of buzz over the “Teens Don’t Tweet” report published by the Nielsen Company today, including articles from Mashable and Business Insider. While I have no evidence to argue against this other than the myriad personal anecdotes from teens in the comments of the media coverage (I tweet therefore we tweet!) and the [...]