Social Business Bites - Curated by Des Walsh
Hi
3 crunchy bites this week - Top Facebook Updates Every Month
- Twitter's New Privacy Controls
- Social Media Sites Levy Policy, UK Conservatives
Plus some info about my new Laser Coaching service. ____________________________________________
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issues of Social Business Bites at this link
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Karola
Karlson
Facebook is changing so frequently, it's hard to keep up. This blog site from adespresso, which is apparently a Hootsuite service, provides a succinct, monthly update of "all the important Facebook updates", with explanations.
For this month of May, the update headings are:
- Facebook held the F8 conference
- Facebook advanced its marketing analytics
- There are now 1.94 billion monthly active users on Facebook
- You can now play games in the Messenger app
- Facebook is cleaning up the News
Feed
- Facebook Dynamic Ads are now even more powerful
- New entry questions for Facebook Groups
Andrew Hutchinson
With his typical thoroughness, Andrew Hutchinson explains in detail the new privacy options on Twitter and what they mean for us as users and for
marketers.
The post includes some specific advice for any and all of us who embed tweets in blog posts or websites more generally.
Twitter has announced a new set of advanced privacy options which provide more insight into how your data is being used by the platform, and more control over such information, while they're also boosting their capacity to collect similar insights, based on your web usage. ...
Basically, Twitter’s giving you more control over your data, but at the same time, they’re going to start using more of it.
James Titcomb
Whether you are inclined to be nervous about government intervention in the internet, or tend to believe it's a Good Thing, you may be
interested in the possibility of an "industry-wide" levy proposed to be introduced by an incoming Conservative government (their success in the upcoming election being a likely event, assuming the polls are right).
And if one Western democracy does it, I wouldn't be surprised to see others following suit. Then again, we know that manifesto policies often get quietly pushed out of sight once a party is elected. What's your bet on this one?
Social media and internet companies face an industry-wide levy that will fund efforts to counter online crime under a new Conservative government.
The Conservative manifesto...said the money would be used to “support awareness and preventative activity to counter internet harms”.
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Till next time, be well, be social :)
Des
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