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HOW TO: Respond when Social Media Attacks Your Brand
This post originally appeared on the American Express OPEN Forum , where Mashable regularly contributes articles about leveraging social media and technology in small business. For all the praise that brand advertisers have for social media, they must be aware that it’s very much a double-edged sword. And for all the free marketing, advertising and brand promotion via Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, and other platforms used to help build an identity and relationship with your customers, it can just as quickly turn on you and your brand. Social media disasters occur for a number of reasons, the first being that your company probably messed up
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Facebook Chat to Drop IE6 Support
If you are still using Internet Explorer 6.0 , Facebook has a new incentive for you to move onward and upward: Facebook Chat . On its blog today, Facebook announced that its chat feature will no longer support IE 6. Like an increasing number of web applications, the social network cited the 9-year-old browser’s inability to support new features as the reason for dumping it. Facebook won’t be flipping the IE 6 off-switch until September 15, so users will have a few weeks to evaluate alternatives or try to convince the boss to finally make the move to IE 8 , Google Chrome or Firefox
Three Teens Murdered After Appearing on Facebook “Kill List”
Three teenagers have been killed in the past 10 days in a southwestern Colombian town, with their names appearing on a “kill list” of 69 names posted on Facebook. The Colombian police are investigating the case, but are unsure who posted the list, or why it contains these particular names. According to CNN and the local media outlets, two killings happened on August 15, two days before the the list was posted on Facebook, warning the people named they had three days to leave the town of Puerto Asis. At first the police thought the list was a joke, but then a second list with 31 additional names appeared, and a third person on the list was killed on August 20. Another young man was wounded while escaping the attackers.
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Remains of the Day: Apple Wants to Patent Spyware [For What Its Worth]
People don't like their unselfish colleagues, low calorie diets deserve zero calorie drinks, and Apple's patented security measures causing friction. More
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Connect with Wedding Planners and Vendors Online
This post is part of Mashable’s Spark of Genius series, which highlights a unique feature of startups. The series is made possible by Microsoft BizSpark. . If you would like to have your startup considered for inclusion, please see the details here . Name: BridalTweet Quick Pitch: BridalTweet is an online community that gives wedding professionals free business advice and the opportunity to market to brides.
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People Magazine Launches iPad App
People magazine launched its iPad app early this morning despite reports it would be delayed due to issues over photo licensing agreements. Photographers were reportedly upset with People’s assertion that the magazine shouldn’t have to pay extra fees when it uses agency photos already featured in the print issue on the app. A spokeswoman for People told Mashable via e-mail that discussions with photo agencies “never had anything to do” with the app’s launch date, but rather People wanted “to have the best product possible” and to make sure the subscription verification interface was working. With regard to reports about photo licensing issues, People told The Hollywood Reporter that the magazine currently has the rights to use agency photos under their current contracts. Much like Vanity Fair ’s iPad app, People’s app does not differ much from the present publication
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People Magazine iPad App Launch Stalled by Photographer Disputes
Publishers are clamoring to get their magazine titles onto Apple’s iPad , but many may be facing a new challenge: photographers. The Hollywood Reporter reports that Time Inc. has been forced to delay the release of its People magazine iPad app, in part because of disputes with photo agencies over licensing agreements as they pertain to the iPad. Time Inc. has already released iPad variants of its Time, Fortune and Sports Illustrated titles, and had hoped to launch People earlier this month
How People Are Signing In Across the Web [STATS]
Identity management provider Janrain has just released its latest usage study detailing what social networks and services people use to sign in and share activities across the web. As in its last report back in April, Google and Facebook continue to dominate websites that offer third-party login options. Across the 250,000 sites that use Janrain Engage , Google represents the preferred sign-in option for 38% of users. Facebook is in second place, with 24% of sign-ins and Yahoo is in third place with 14%. Twitter, which is a popular option in certain segments, only accounts for 5% of generalized sign-in data.
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5 Tips for Aspiring Copywriters and Art Directors
Between high-profile awards shows and TV series like Mad Men , more and more of the American population are coming to realize the glamor of the advertising industry — and there’s perhaps no role more inspiring, frustrating and, yes, sometimes glamorous, than the role of an advertising creative. Advertising creatives fall into two main branches: copywriters, who are responsible for coming up with creative concepts and writing copy for ads (as necessary), and art directors, who work with copywriters to fashion visual solutions to creative problems. Good copywriters and art directors are often promoted to become creative directors (CDs), executive creative directors and, ultimately, chief creative officers (CCOs). Of course, creatives don’t run the entire advertising creation process; they work with talented teams of account managers, producers, project managers, brand planners and more to oversee branding and creative work for clients.
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Twitter Temporarily Turns Off “Who to Follow”