Facebook Goes Down Amid Rollout of New Brand Pages
Facebook just began rolling out several new features, including newly redesigned brand Pages (first revealed about a week and a half ago), a new Photos section dubbed “Memories,” which allows users to view photos according to year, and the ability…
Google Tests AdWords, Call Metrics Integration
When creating a form for customers to fill out, it’s easy for business owners to slip in a question asking who referred them. Finding out how someone got a phone number is a more delicate matter, though (it’s important not to waste customers’ time or act like they called a private line), and AdWords call […]
Alternative Search Engine Blekko Launches to Eliminate Spam in Search
Blekko’s alternative search engine — a $24 million venture-backed project that’s been three years in the making — is today launching its public beta. With the official rollout, Blekko is also releasing several new features designed for both mainstream and…
Tweets at 35,000 Feet: How Virgin America is Using Promoted Tweets
Promoted Tweets are now live. Yet, for most of us, there’s still a general curiosity about how this will work in the wild. What does this mean for the partner advertisers? Are our search results and Twitter streams going to be spammed with advertisements now? Will Twitter ever be the same? Of course, the answers […]
Netflix via Wii Is Almost Here
Netflix has announced that it’s entered the final stages for the rollout of Netflix for the Wii. Starting in the next few days, several lucky customers are going to get the new Netflix via Wii to so that Netflix can gather final feedback. The announcement, from Netflix Vice President of Marketing Jessie Becker, is short […]