Track Social’s NFL Engagement Leaderboard released that the top teams in the NFL were the ones with the most fan interaction through social media. Turns out the performance on the field has a huge impact on fan interaction, and the more skill the better. Amazing job on and off the field!
Social media’s impact on developing congressional legislation has been overwhelmingly positive these past few weeks. Washington Post’s Innovations blog breaks down how technological expertise is fast becoming a necessary prerequisite for the political elite.
If you don’t already have Facebook’s new Timeline feature, big changes are coming for you. Over the next few weeks, everyone’s profile (including yours) will switch over to the new Timeline. That means every post you ever made will be available for everyone to see. ABC Action News shows you how to limit the access to your posts and other measures to protect your embarrassing Facebook moments.
Last night the State of the Union Address was tweeted about live as part of the White House Tweet Up. Social media users could even ask the President questions. What else will the future bring for social media in the white house?
eBay has made a guide for its sellers on “social media selling”. Learn how Facebook, Twitter, Blogs, & Youtube can help market your product to thousands of people in just hours at AuctionBytes.
Boost interest and awareness for your company through the magic of keywords. Social media sites are more than a tool to look up specific companies, but to find companies for your specific needs. Here are some great tips to make you the top searched website on social media engines via Kissmetrics.
Do you think that social media started in the 21st Century? A new study by the Stanford Daily showed how Facebook, Twitter, and blogs found their roots in 17th Century France, the Web only streamlined the update process.
With over a mile of Ethernet cable and 2800 sq.ft of space - Super Bowl XLVI will utilize a social media command center. They will be able to tweet directions to fans in search of parking and direct visitors to Indianapolis’s best attractions. Read more at Mashable
Did you know Sunday’s AFC and NFC championship games both generated more social media chatter than last year’s Super Bowl, setting the record for most social media comments for a football game in NFL history. Check out the stats at The Baltimore Sun.
Both sides of the fence seem to be gearing up for an all out social media war this election season. Today, President Obama announced plans to “hang out” on video chat to answer questions from the public following his State of the Union address. Check out how you can get your questions answered on ABCNews.com.
