Is Google + holding out on its features? A “code junkie” accidentally stumbles upon possibly unreleased Google + features.
Google + Code Reveals Potential New Features
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In Cairo, Social Media Tells a Different Story Than Official News Outlets
In Cairo, social media depictions of violence clash with official narrative, and again, social media gives a voice to the potentially voiceless.
Chinese Government to Police: Use More Social Media
It’s an order the police probably don’t hear every day: use more social media. However, in China, the police are being told just that.
Social Media Plays Role in Journalist Beheading
In Mexico, there are reports of a disturbing case involving a woman’s decapitated body and social media is involved
New Survey: Burglars Use Social Media to Plan Crimes
Wanting to escape the fall weather for an impromptu vacation to a tropical destination? Great, but whatever you do, don’t tweet about it. A new UK survey reveals that criminals are using social media to plan burglaries.
Fun Infographic Asks ‘What If Social Media Sites Were Your Neighbors?’
‘What If Social Media Sites Were Your Neighbors?’ brings together Facebook, Twitter, Turntable.fm, YouTube, Google Plus, Flickr, Wikipedia, Path, Reddit and Myspace and illustrates what it would be like if they all lived in your building. Who would be the noisy neighbor? Who would be the cat lady? And who would live in the dark, murky basement?
Peace One Day Joins Forces With Social Media Week
If you’re visualizing world peace, why not turn to social media? Peace One Day partners with social media.
Google+ Opens Social Network to the Public
Have you been dying to get on Google+? Well, today is your lucky day. Google’s social networking site opens to the public.
NHL Creates Social Media Policy
Coming last doesn’t always make you the loser; the NHL joins other major sports franchises and creates a social media policy.
Apparently the Fat Lady Never Sang: Social Media Faces Questions from British Government, Again
When the British government met with social media giants Twitter, RIM, and Facebook in August, the matter seemed closed. Apparently not. The UK government questioned the media giants again this week.
