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(SOCIAL MEDIA) The popular short-form app, TikTok, finally launches the anticipated Insights feature, where content creators can view target audience data.
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(SOCIAL MEDIA) User data has been a hot topic in the tech world. It’s often shared haphazardly or not protected, and the app Grindr, follows suit.
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(SOCIAL MEDIA) As Instagram loses steam due to its standards of “perfection posting,” users are drawn to a similar app with a different approach, BeReal.
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Todd Carpenter
October 30, 2007 at 7:30 pm
People have only the first paragraph or two to suck me into a long post. Otherwise I just pass them up.
BTW, I Can Has Cheezeburger Called. They’d like their blog back. 😉
Ben Martin
October 30, 2007 at 8:10 pm
I agree completely. Five or six paragraphs is about the most I can stomach unless it’s REALLY compelling content.
Jay Thompson
October 30, 2007 at 10:34 pm
Breaking a post into parts is something I need to do often, and forget always. Thanks for the reminder.
I’ve had a problem with being too wordy all my life. In high school, when the teacher said “500 words essay” everyone would moan. I’d ask the teach later if 1,500 was OK…
My college Senior thesis advisor said to her class of 12, “The expectation is at least 25 pages. Thompson, keep it under 50”.
It came in at 49.5.
Kelley Koehler
October 31, 2007 at 1:10 am
Okay, okay, so I tend to ramble, sheesh. I just posted a huge thing about 5 minutes ago, but from now on I promise, I’ll keep it down. You could’ve just facebooked me, you know. No need to go public!