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NFL season is officially over, so you likely have a little more free time on your hands. With the last month spent Tebowing and smack talking your friends about which team will go to the playoffs, you might have missed a few things in the world of social media. Luckily for you, I stopped watching NFL games when Tim Tebow got knocked out of the playoffs... [More]

Google chooses to blackout its home page to show its discontent with SOPA and PIPA. The search engine also features a link on its home page allowing visitors to sign a petition telling Congress not to “censor the Web.” [More]

Hey, we get it: It’s likely your first full week back in the office since mid-December, so you might have missed a few things. With all the holiday parties to attend, cookies to eat, and champagne toasts lined up over the month of December, you likely missed a few things in the world of social media. [More]

Last month, Facebook announced its users now have the ability to posts messages that are up to 63,206 characters long. This got me thinking: Exactly how much information can you put into a 63,206 character message? [More]

It’s the beginning of December and you no doubt have been busy the past month. With gorging yourself on Thanksgiving food, traveling home for the holidays, and watching Tim Tebow dominate his competition in the final moments of the fourth quarter every Sunday, it’s no wonder you’ve been distracted. Luckily for you, we’ve rounded up all the latest news [More]

The leaves are changing, you’re likely digging through attics and trunks to find your tucked away winter sweaters, and the days are getting shorter and shorter. If you’ve spent the last month enjoying the gorgeous change in weather — or have missed a lot due to the freak snowstorm that knocked out power in the Northeast — no need to fret. Here’s a recap [More]

Last week, Facebook announced a new partnership with the Department of Labor, the National Association of Colleges and Employers, DirectEmployers Association, and the National Association of State Workforce Agencies to create a new venture called the Social Jobs Partnership. Eventually, the project may feature a jobs posting system [More]

With the return of college football dominating your Saturdays, spending every other day of the week analyzing fantasy football, and trying to recover from that Labor Day barbeque incident, you've probably had a lot on your plate on the past month. We've recapped the biggest stories in social media for the past month, and believe it or not, while they certainly [More]

Both Facebook and Google+ have unveiled new features this week, perhaps intended as blows toward each other. Facebook unveiled its new news feed feature and introduced users to the idea of predefined friend groups. Google+ made changes of its own, finally allowing anyone access to its social platform and incorporating its own search feature. [More]