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We know what you're doing... A social networking privacy experiment by Callum Haywood

We know what you're doing... A social networking privacy experiment by Callum Haywood

15 Memorable Homeless Signs (And Some You Haven't Seen) | Jan 19 2009 By no means am I saying that being homeless is funny. In fact I’ll go on record in saying that I think it’s a horrible thing. I know that I generally try and give to the homeless if I see they are people who are generally down on their luck and hopefully getting back into the swing. But that’s kind of besides the point. The point is that there are some pretty damned funny and creative homeless signs out there. And if you take the fact that these guys are actually homeless, you might get a chuckle. Here are 15 memorable homeless pictures with some you probably haven’t seen. Even More Uncoachable Stuff

10 (mostly) free social media tools you can’t live without | Articles | Social Media Please excuse any typos. This is a live conference blog. Social media pros, you're surrounded by tools. And no, I'm not talking about those Twitter trolls and aggressive Facebook commenters. Pete Codella, (@Codella on Twitter), VP of marketing and PR for Alexander's, a Utah-based full-service traditional and digital marketing communications firm, has some suggestions. He shared his top tools for social media success at our Social Media and Community Managers Summit in Chicago: Monitor your brand People are talking about your company. SocialMention Track and measure what people are saying about your company. Google Alerts Receive email alerts about your brand, topics of interest and more. SEO HubSpot's Marketing Grader Measure your marketing activities. Track your tweets Topsy Get realtime insights from Twitter conversations. Twello No, not the Dutch province of Gelderland. Facebook Involver (paid plans available, too) Add branded applications to your Facebook fan page. Pinterest Pingraphy

texts from last night Leta bilder på Flickr | Henrik Löwenhamn Foto: Kristina Alexanderson, CC BY-NC-SA Man har ju letat bilder ett par gånger i sitt arbetsliv. Letat efter en bild som ska illustrera en artikel, ett blogginlägg eller något annat. Kanske en bild att använda i en annons. Letar man bara via Google så är det knivigt att veta vem som äger rättigheterna till bilden och oftast får man inte använda bilden, och då ska man inte heller göra det. Men jag fördrar att leta på Flickr. Hur gör man? Man söker på något och trycker sedan Avancerad sök Skrolla sedan ner till du ser detta: Kryssa i alla val om du ska använda det i en annons eller i annat kommersiellt sammanhang, eller om du vill ändra i bilden, beskära, retuschera eller använda i en annan bild. Sökningen på Fårö på bilder som jag får använda lite som jag vill ger 158 träffar. Så enkelt är det alltså att hitta bilder som är fria att använda. Mer om Creative Commons hittar du på creaticecommons.se.

FAIL Blog Social Media Monitoring Tools | Brandwatch B3TA The 10 most-useful social media tools I'm partial to roundup posts about the latest and greatest social media tools. Compiling these posts helps me stay on top of the best ways to perform my day job. This edition features a bunch of new social media tools that you may never heard of, as well as a couple that have earned attention on the big blogs and review sites. Here are the 10 most-useful new social media tools of 2012 (so far): 1. Mention—monitor social mentions with ease Social media listening/monitoring tools seem to be unnecessarily complicated, but Mention is the exact opposite. File under: #Listening #Monitoring 2. This can be described as your “social front page,” pulling together all the stuff you're sharing in a well-organized and easy-on-the-eyes layout. File under: #Aggregator #Hub #Twitter #Facebook 3. Often when you’re tracking online campaigns you'll be asked to provide a summary of how many times a link has been shared. File under: #Analytics #Tracking #Stats 4. File under: #Stats #Facebook 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

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