iLike and LaLa Pull the Strings Behind Major Music Initiatives
by rahsheen
I’ve never really paid much attention to iLike or LaLa in the past, but it seems these two services are going to play an important role making music available to fans on the web, regardless of where they actually hang out. Myspace, Facebook, and Google are all using iLike and LaLa to power their latest music initiatives and expand their offerings.
Read More#BeatCancer Breaks Twitter Trends and Sets Guinness World Record
by Angela
EVERYWHERE, a Social Media Marketing and Content Development firm based in Atlanta, GA set a record October 16-17th for the most widespread social network message in 24 hours. According to Radian6, the official online monitoring company, the phrase #BeatCancer set the record with 209,771 mentions on Twitter, Facebook and blog posts. This translates into an [...]
Read MoreThreadsy Helps You Pull Yourself Together
by rahsheen
Threadsy is a service that allows you to access your Facebook, Twitter, and email all from one slick interface. It’s quite similar to FriendBinder with a few major differences. The design is simple: on one side, you have all your inboxes from the services you’ve plugged in, including your email, Facebook messages, Twitter DM’s, and Mentions. On the other you see your Twitter feed and Facebook notifications.
Read MoreTurn Your Facebook Photos Into Cash With Udorse
by rahsheen
Udorse is an interesting service that launched at TC50. The founders call it a “visual endorsement engine.” It allows you to turn your online photos into real endorsement deals that can earn you money. At the 140tc conference recently, rap artist Chamillionaire (@chamillionaire) asked the others on the panel what they thought about sponsored tweets.
Read MoreFacebook Prototypes Give You a Taste of The Future
by rahsheen
Facebook just announced the launch of Facebook Prototypes at TechCrunch50 conference. Just like Google Labs, Facebook Prototypes will allow you to activate experimental features and applications for Facebook that will let you to customize and enhance your experience. This experimental section has come about because Facebook regularly holds hackathons where developers can explore their creativity and create new things for Facebook. Facebook Video is one project that became a reality in this way. Now, the average user can get an idea of what’s coming simply by keeping an eye on Facebook Prototypes.
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