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<img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-117182" title="logo-google" src="http://static-mb.minutebuzz.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/logo-google1.jpg" alt="" width="370" height="229"/> Alors qu’il y a deux ans Google annonçait, de façon légèrement ambiguë, son retrait de Chine, mesure prise pour marquer son opposition à la censure qui y sévit, le moteur de recherche vient d’annoncer sa volonté de réinvestir l’empire du Milieu. Une décision qu’on n’a pas de mal à comprendre quand on sait que la Chine compte la bagatelle de 505 millions d’internautes . Ce retour devrait toutefois se faire de façon partielle, Google préférant éviter les domaines sujets à polémique (et à censure) pour se concentrer sur des domaines jugés peu sensibles, c’est à dire n’impliquant pas de contrôle des contenus .
Pour son retour en Chine, Google veut contourner la censure
Yesterday Facebook began rolling out post insights to Facebook Page administrators but since then many are wondering what they mean. While Facebook hasn’t officially announced the upgrade we have reached out to Facebook to find out what these numbers represent and got a response. The ultimate question is: do Post Insights really provide more insight? The first thing many page administrators began asking me last night was: What on earth is an “impression”? As one commenter, pictured below, told us, they had over 800,000 views on a page with 350,000 fans.
Facebook Post Insights Are Live But Are They Useful?
Now that Google+ has finally gone live for Google Apps customers, it’s important to note what may be a dealbreaker for some on the privacy front. If you’re a user of Google+ with a corporate or education Google Apps account, your administrator can access and modify your Google+ account and its postings. This information is pointed out in a Google help center topic related to the new feature: Because you’re signing up for Google+ with your corporate email address, your Google Apps administrator retains the right to access your Google+ data and modify or delete it at any time.
Using Google+ for Google Apps? Your admin has access to all of your data
Le premier volet de cette étude sur la présence des agences de RP dans les médias sociaux révèle, s’il en est, la complexité d’interprétation des chiffres et de l’analyse qui en résulte. Mettre en place des KPIs pertinents ou déterminer les « best practices » pour animer une communauté sont étroitement liés à la stratégie et aux objectifs qu’une entreprise s’est fixée. Recruter de nouveaux clients ? Les fidéliser ?
Le TOP des Agences RP sur Facebook – 1/4
Broadcast Yourself.
YouTube Facts: 10 Things You May Not Have Known
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has unveiled the company's much anticipated overhaul of profile pages , transforming the user profile into a virtual scrapbook that digs all the way into your past. At the company's f8 developer conference in San Francisco, Zuckerberg laid out Facebook's vision for the future of profiles. He described the history of the Facebook profile, starting with the original profile from 2006, when Facebook was still known as TheFacebook. He explained that through all of these iterations, Facebook profiles have been a good gauge of what you're doing now, but they are not a good way to share what you or your friends have done in the past. "We're more than what we did recently," Zuckerberg explained to the audience. It was then that Zuckerberg unveiled Timeline, the revamped version of the Facebook Profile.
Facebook Timeline Redefines User Profiles
You'll freak when you see the new Facebook
Mark Zuckerberg unveils a new version of the Facebook profile page called "Timeline." Facebook is about to completely change the way its profile pages look Cashmore: I thrive on new things, but this change was radical even for me Your profile will become a scrapbook documenting your entire life, all the way back to birth Editor's note: Pete Cashmore is founder and CEO of Mashable , a popular tech-news blog. He writes occasional columns about social networking and tech for CNN.com. (CNN) -- Facebook users, mark my words: You'll revolt when the site rolls out its new features in the coming weeks.Google+ Has 43 Million Users, Up 30% Since Opening Publicly [REPORT]
Google+ vs. Facebook: The Gloves Are Off [OPINION]
What a day. In the space of a few short hours, Google+ wrenched open the floodgates, allowing anyone to sign up for the fledgling social network — while Facebook retooled its News Feed so you won’t miss any of your friend's vital updates. almost 20 million users and no way of finding anything. I have no idea why Google waited to introduce search until Google+ was out of the hands of Google’s more trusted web cognoscenti’ audience.Facebook has launched a Subscribe button that lets you follow the public updates of others, regardless of whether you're Facebook friends. The new subscription options are part of Facebook's effort to give users more control over their Facebook accounts and their News Feeds. "Facebook has always been working on giving users more control," said Facebook Product Manager Naomi Gleit. Starting Wednesday, users will begin seeing a Subscribe button alongside the "Message" and "Poke" button on Facebook profiles. The button gives you a way to follow the content others are posting without actually becoming Facebook friends with them. In a lot of ways, it's like following somebody on Twitter .
Facebook Launches Subscribe Button for Following Anyone's Public Updates
Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg has accumulated more than 5 million subscribers, thanks to a simple trick. On Wednesday, Facebook rolled out a Subscribe button . It allows a user to follow anybody's public updates, regardless of whether they're Facebook friends. This one-way subscription model is like following somebody on Twitter or adding somebody to a Google+ Circle. While some users are worried about the privacy implications of the the opt-in feature, many are using it to subscribe to other users, particularly Mark Zuckerberg.
Zuckerberg Converts His 5+ Million Facebook Fans into Subscribers
Twitter lance son outil d’analyse de trafic, ou la fin de la divination
Twitter vient d’annoncer le lancement de son tant attendu outil d’analyse de trafic. Objectif avoué du bout des lèvres, être adoubé comme premier vecteur de trafic depuis les médias sociaux vers les sites de marque. Et prouver qu’il est supérieur à l’autre mastodonte des médias sociaux, Facebook, avec qui il lutte depuis toujours pour avoir cette couronne.Google plus retombe petit à petit dans la normalité. On a eu droit pendant quelques semaines à un matraquage médiatique autour de ce nouveau réseau social censé concurrencer Facebook et Twitter. Au final, malgré des fonctionnalités bien vues et une utilisation beaucoup plus agréable et intuitive que Facebook, Google plus peine à se démarquer et à s’imposer. Pour preuve, après des premiers signes de baisse fin juillet suivie de l’annonce d’un effondrement de 32% du trafic en août. La folie du début liée à la nouveauté a laissé place à la morosité. Ceux qui fréquentent ce réseau ont d’ailleurs du le remarquer : moins de trafic apporté, moins d’updates, moins de retours, tous les indicateurs sont au rouge.

