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ShareThis Upgrades, Gets More Interactive

ShareThis, one the Web’s leading content sharing widgets just got some new upgrades, and they are substantial.

Stream is a real-time view of what’s being shared across the Web through the ShareThis community. Think of it like Google’s scrolling real-time search results box or a stream of Facebook updates. For now, it’s only on the ShareThis website, but will soon be a customizable, embeddable widget for websites and available with an API. See how ShareThis Stream works.

New share buttons are more customizable. Publishers can now remove particular networks from the ShareThis options for users. Don’t want your content shared through Twitter, but prefer Facebook? That can be accomodated. It’s a nice way for publishers to control where the conversations about their content is taking place, or even to run A/B tests to find what networks are of most value.

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100 Million Users Access Facebook via Mobile

A recent entry on Facebook’s official blog states that more than 100 million people are “actively using Facebook from their mobile devices every month.” This figure is growing fast, and it’s not just limited to those entering via a Facebook app on the iPhone and AT&T. From the blog post: “This usage happens on almost every carrier in the world and comes less than six months after we announced 65 million people on Facebook Mobile.”

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Google Acquires Aardvark, Beefs up Social Search?

Google is on a social roll. After announcing social sharing feature Buzz in Gmail, they now have announced the acquisition of Aardvark, a social media search startup. Aardvark is a sort of mashup between services like KGB and Yahoo! Answers. You type a question (from the web, IM, email, Twitter, or iPhone), and Aardvark taps [...]

2009’s Digital Landscape; Social Networking Continues growth

2009 was a tough year for everyone but things are looking up. Comscore released its 2009 U.S. Digital Year in Review, a recap of key trends in the U.S. digital media landscape (including e-commerce, search, online video, online advertising and mobile) providing some insights into how digital marketers can capitalize on these trends in 2010.
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Google ‘buzz’es Its Way Into Social Media

Just as Ustream is making a push to deliver stronger video mechanisms and cut into YouTube’s empire, Google just launched a new social media tool aptly named ‘buzz’ that will undoubtedly grab a portion of Twitter’s market share.
Google buzz integrates new features with existing Gmail accounts. Through Gmail, a user can now easily interact with [...]

Ustream – The Next YouTube?

Ustream (ustream.tv) is making a push to become the Web’s live broadcast leader, and perhaps the next online video revolution. Recently they released Ustream Producer; a desktop app that helps users create more professional live broadcasts. Now, instead of a simple one-dimensional live webcast, users can import audio and video media to include in the [...]