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How to Grow Your YouTube Channel Fast in 2018

28Aug

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How to Grow Your YouTube Channel Fast in 2018

How do you grow your YouTube Channel faster in this year? Well, the number one way to gets the view on YouTube is suggested videos. 39% of our daily views are coming from suggested videos. So this content I break down 3 tips and strategies for how can get the similar result with your content. Bringing you the best tips and tools for building your influence with online video. We do a lot of tech gear and camera gear reviews as well as tips and strategy videos. Strategy number#1 How to get more views this year? If you go to your traffic sources, you can look at where views come from and traffic equals basically views. So where views come from, in this case, suggested videos 39%, YouTube search 27%, browse feature 15%, other 19%. It’s at the bottom of the page inside of your creator’...

Facebook Starts Rating Its Users On How Reliable They Are At Flagging False News

23Aug

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Social Media, World News

Facebook Starts Rating Its Users On How Reliable They Are At Flagging False News

Now the Facebook has begun rating its users’ credibility in order to let the social network know how much they are supposed to value the reports of users as many new stories have been false. There have been incessant cases taking place when many of the fake stories were disseminated among the people. Now Facebook is clearly showing its concern about the role which is being played by it as a leading platform where most of this so-called news is being shared and spread, Facebook is trying to recruit its own users as a campaigner to stop the scams by letting the users’ flag hoax news stories. In a blog post, the company mentioned that is was adding an option to its social networking services that are going to empower its users to flag news stories as hoaxes. The simple plan company says...

How and Why You Ought to Market Your YouTube Videos

22Aug

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Business, Entertainment, Social Media

How and Why You Ought to Market Your YouTube Videos

Do you enjoy uploading movies that you simply made to the YouTube website? In that case, you may be happy with all the site visitors that you get. YouTube is understood to get 1000’s of tourists a day. For you, which means that your YouTube movies may be watched by hundreds of people or extra! As much site visitors as YouTube brings you and your movies, it’s possible you’ll be on the lookout for more. If you’re, you will want to examine other methods to market your YouTube videos. Just some of the various advertising and marketing approaches that you could take are outlined below. Perhaps, the best method to market your YouTube videos is to let buddies, members of the family, or coworkers know that you have videos accessible for viewing on YouTube. For the most effective probability of ...

Twitter’s Stance on Infowars’ Alex Jones Should be a Moment of Reckoning for Users

9Aug

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Business, Social Media, World News

Twitter’s Stance on Infowars’ Alex Jones Should be a Moment of Reckoning for Users

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey issued a jarring counterargument Tuesday night to the recent wave of backlash against far-right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and his broadcast network Infowars. In response to continued calls for Twitter to ban Jones from the site, Dorsey bluntly explained why Twitter has not joined Apple, Facebook, YouTube, and many other companies in barring Jones for disseminating hate speech, among other things. In a lengthy thread, Dorsey not only maintained that Jones has not violated any of Twitter’s policies but framed the backlash against Jones as “political” and suggested that it’s up to the news media, not Twitter staff, to police accounts like Jones’s that “sensationalize issues and spread unsubstantiated rumors.” It’s a sobering read — but much more for what it says...

The $120-Billion Reason We Can’t Expect Facebook to Police Itself

29Jul

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Business, Social Media

The $120-Billion Reason We Can’t Expect Facebook to Police Itself

This week, we got a glimpse of why tech giants like Facebook and Twitter appear so reticent to clean up their platforms. As they face increasing scrutiny from the media, users, and regulators in Europe and the United States over privacy, how they police their sites, and fake news, expecting them to self-regulate is a demanding ask: even minimal efforts to address issues with their platforms, or just the threat of them, garnered an enormous backlash from Wall Street. Facebook’s stock saw the biggest one-day drop in history on Thursday, with $119 billion wiped off of its value after the company reported slower-than-expected revenue growth for the second quarter of 2018 and said it expects declines to continue in the second half of the year. The Menlo Park, California-based company also show...

Fake News a Democratic Crisis For UK, MPs Warn

29Jul

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Social Media, World News

Fake News a Democratic Crisis For UK, MPs Warn

The UK faces a "democratic crisis" with voters being targeted with "pernicious views" and data being manipulated, a parliamentary committee is set to warn. The Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) Committee has been investigating disinformation and fake news following the Cambridge Analytica data scandal. In its first report, MPs will suggest social media companies should face tougher regulation or a new tax. It also proposes measures to combat election interference. The MPs' report comes after months of investigating the impact of technology giants and how people are affected by the rise in fake news on social media. It also probed whether Russia had a role in influencing voters in the EU referendum. Vote Leave broke electoral law, says Electoral Commission Vote L...

Twitter Just Had Its Second-Worst Stock Plunge Ever

28Jul

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World News, Bollywood, Hollywood, Social Media, Sports, Technology

Twitter Just Had Its Second-Worst Stock Plunge Ever

Twitter reported 335 million monthly active users for the quarter, which was fewer than Wall Street had expected. Twitter shares fell 20.5% Friday after the company said its number of monthly active users declined in the second quarter, amid efforts to clean up the social platform. It was the second-biggest drop for Twitter’s stock price since it hit the public markets in 2013, according to the Associated Press. And it came a day after Facebook, which is far larger, experienced a 19% plunge in its stock price following its own disappointing earnings report. Twitter reported 335 million monthly active users for the quarter, fewer than Wall Street had expected, and a million fewer than in the previous quarter. It attributed the decline to factors including “decisions we have made to...