Episode 172

September 15, 2014 by Taylor Wiegert in Podcast

This week’s headlines: Zuckerberg Says More Effort to be Put Behind Internet.org, Facebook Brings Changes to Videos and Opens Up Video Ads, Twitter Launches Buy Button, Apple Introduces New Hardware and Facebook Cuts Down on Ads Users Don't Like.

The week’s news quick hits: Spotify Video Ads Coming in Q4, Slingshot Removes Reply-to-Unlock Option, Yelp Lawsuit Dismissed, Leaderboards Come to Swarm, Snapchat Settles Lawsuit with Co-Founder and Facebook Tests Scheduled Post Deletion.

Episode 110

April 08, 2013 by Taylor Wiegert in Podcast

This week’s headlines: Facebook Launches Home, SEC Allows Corporate Disclosure on Social Media and Twitter Updates Cards.

The week’s news quick hits cover: Twitter Relaunches Twitter for Business, Facebook’s Timeline Lawsuit Continues, Google+ Sign-in Launches Across Hundreds of Sites, Zynga Launches Gambling Brands, Instagram Gets New Facebook Executive and LinkedIn Introduces Tagging in Updates.

Episode 95

December 10, 2012 by Taylor Wiegert in Podcast

This week’s headlines: Facebook Messenger Unrolled for Non-Users, Twitter Follower Case is Closed, Instagram Pulls Away from Twitter and Google+ Launches Communities.

The week’s news quick hits cover: Facebook Isn’t Buying Whatsapp (for now), Google Updates Gmail for iOS, Recurring Facebook Events Just Got Easier, Sponsored Stories Settlement Gets One Step Closer, The Facebook Vote Over Policy Changes is Open, 8,600 Tumblr Accounts Hacked, Socl Opens for Everyone, Twitter Expands Local Trends to More Cities, Facebook Ditches the Word “Subscribe” and Foursquare Allows Businesses to Create Events.

Episode 94

December 03, 2012 by Taylor Wiegert in Podcast

This week’s headlines: Facebook Evolves Privacy Policy, Facebook Plants Seeds for External Ad Network, Tumblr Hits List of Top 10 U.S. Networks, Google+ Integerates with Google Play Store Reviews and PeopleBrowsr Sues Twitter Over Firehose Access.

The week’s news quick hits cover: Facebook Stocks Jump More than 8%, Google+ VP Calls Out Facebook, Twitter CEO Maintains Promise of Downloadable Tweets and Zynga and Facebook Distance Themselves from Each Other.