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Did you know that Facebook has a group chat feature? It has apparently been out since this Summer but today was the the first time I have had the notice pop up on my computer. I wanted to share a screen shot with everyone, who like me, may not be aware of . . . Read More: Facebook Group Chat 
Many of us who spend time online look to measure our impact. Whether it be page views, visitors, number of followers, Facebook Likes or any other measurement that is out there we all, as human beings, like to know we are doing the right things and impacting others. Yours truly included. One . . . Read More: Klout Implements New Scoring Model and Users Panic 
Social Media has become very hard to ignore these days. Even if you do not access it on any kind of device your going to see the evidence of its growth in everyday situations. Some examples are television advertisements which almost always have the Facebook and Twitter icons somewhere on the screen. . . . Read More: Infographic: Growing Social Media 
Although this should not come as any surprise with the proliferation of mobile devices across the globe it is still astounding to see some of these numbers on paper. A survey recently completed by comScore, a company who provides measurements in the digital world for analytics and trends, released the results of . . . Read More: Mobile Social Media Access Growing in Leaps and Bounds 
This infographic takes a look at how the top non profits use social media to engage people for discussions about their causes. The graphic comes courtesy of CraigConnects.org which was founded by Craig Newmark the creator of Craig’s List. Newmark, who often speaks at conferences on the value of social media . . . Read More: Infographic: Non Profits and Social Media 
One of the things I use my Twitter account for (@WinObs) is to tweet tech links throughout the day from my Google Reader collection of feeds. I refer to them as Tweeted Links and post a summary of 50 of them each day here at WindowsObserver.com. I choose to use Tweetdeck for . . . Read More: Follow Your Twitter Sent Items in Tweetdeck |
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