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Twitter announces new video partnerships with NBCUniversal and ESPN

By CarolynClarkDFW on April 30, 2018   /   Social Media   /   Leave a comment

Twitter is hosting its Digital Content NewFronts tonight, where it’s unveiling 30 renewals and new content deals — the company says that’s nearly twice as many as it announced last year. Those include partnerships with the big players in media — starting with NBCUniversal, which will be sharing

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WhatsApp CEO Jan Koum quits Facebook due to privacy intrusions

By CarolynClarkDFW on April 30, 2018   /   Social Media   /   Leave a comment

“It is time for me to move on . . . I’m taking some time off to do things I enjoy outside of technology, such as collecting rare air-cooled Porsches, working on my cars and playing ultimate frisbee,” WhatsApp co-founder, CEO and Facebook board member Jan Koum wrote

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8 Ways to Say 'No' So You Say 'Yes' to What Matters Most

By CarolynClarkDFW on April 30, 2018   /   Small Business   /   Leave a comment

Success hinges on knowing how to decline. Source: Entreprneur 8 Ways to Say 'No' So You Say 'Yes' to What Matters Most

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Facebook is trying to block Schrems II privacy referral to EU top court

By CarolynClarkDFW on April 30, 2018   /   Social Media   /   Leave a comment
Facebook is trying to block Schrems II privacy referral to EU top court

Facebook’s lawyers are attempting to block a High Court decision in Ireland, where its international business is headquartered, to refer a long-running legal challenge to the bloc’s top court. The social media giant’s lawyers asked the court to stay the referral to the CJEU today, Reuters reports. Facebook

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Twitter also sold data access to Cambridge Analytica-linked researcher

By CarolynClarkDFW on April 30, 2018   /   Social Media   /   Leave a comment

Since it was revealed that Cambridge Analytica improperly accessed the personal data of millions of Facebook users, one question has lingered in the minds of the public: What other data did Dr. Aleksandr Kogan gain access to? Twitter confirmed to The Telegraph on Saturday that GSR, Kogan’s

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How GDPR Impacts Marketers: What You Need to Know

By CarolynClarkDFW on April 30, 2018   /   Social Media   /   Leave a comment
How GDPR Impacts Marketers: What You Need to Know

Are you confused by the European Union (EU) General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)? Wondering how GDPR affects your marketing? In this article, you’ll find a plain-language overview of GDPR, how it could impact your data collection, and what you need to do to make sure you’re compliant

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Facebook’s dark ads problem is systemic

By CarolynClarkDFW on April 28, 2018   /   Social Media   /   Leave a comment

Facebook’s admission to the UK parliament this week that it had unearthed unquantified thousands of dark fake ads after investigating fakes bearing the face and name of well-known consumer advice personality, Martin Lewis, underscores the massive challenge for its platform on this front. Lewis is suing the company

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The Art and Science of Networking (Infographic)

By CarolynClarkDFW on April 28, 2018   /   Small Business   /   Leave a comment

Thanks to technology, networking has drastically changed over the years. Source: Entreprneur The Art and Science of Networking (Infographic)

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GDPR and Social Media Privacy Reform

By CarolynClarkDFW on April 28, 2018   /   Social Media   /   Leave a comment
GDPR and Social Media Privacy Reform

Welcome to this week’s edition of the Social Media Marketing Talk Show, a news show for marketers who want to stay on the leading edge of social media. On this week’s Social Media Marketing Talk Show, we explore how marketers are preparing for GDPR with Danielle Liss;

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Facebook shrinks fake news after warnings backfire

By CarolynClarkDFW on April 27, 2018   /   Social Media   /   Leave a comment

Tell someone not to do something and sometimes they just want to do it more. That’s what happened when Facebook put red flags on debunked fake news. Users who wanted to believe the false stories had their fevers ignited and they actually shared the hoaxes more. That led

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