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Yahoo iPhone App Gets Story Summaries, Better Video & Image Search

microadvert.net- Yahoo has launched an iPhone app using Summly's technology less than a month after buying the firm. Yahoo bought Summly for $30 million in late March.

Summly is a summarization tool that was created in 2010 by teenage entrepreneur Nick D'Aloisio. Using natural-language algorithms and machine learning, the app condenses news articles into 400-character dispatches for consumption on mobile devices.

Social Media medium

Social medium—Any single, broad category of tool that
you use to run a social media campaign. A blog, a forum,
and a user-generated video site are all examples of a social
medium.


Platform—The software or technology you use within a
social medium. For example, WordPress is a platform used
for blogging, and YouTube is a platform used for online
video.

Another Loss for Viacom in Endless YouTube Copyright Legal Battle

Google-owned video-sharing site YouTube has handed Viacom yet another loss in the latest round of a copyright infringement court case that has lasted six years – so far – according to the Hollywood Reporter.

It all began in 2007, when Viacom said that more than 160,000 video clips of content it owned had been made available on YouTube and that YouTube ought to pay royalties like everyone else.

Google Shuts Down Payday Loan Advertiser’s Campaigns Over The Weekend

microadvert.net-According to TheDrum.com, Google pulled all paid search ads run by Moneysupermarket.com as part of a crackdown on payday loan vendors that disregard AdWords’ policies. Payday Loan Ads

The Drum reports:

    Google pulled all Moneysupermarket’s domain level ads including all campaigns across car and home insurance on Saturday (6 April) evening. The ads were down for over 24 hours before the issues were rectified by Moneysupermarket, according to sources.

The anatomy of a viral Facebook post

microadvert.net-Last month, a giant mug of root beer went viral on Facebook, giving one Facebook page its 15 minutes of fame.

It was a picture on the Visit Fallon page of an old Bob’s Root Beer sign—from a restaurant in Fallon, Nev., that closed seven years ago. More than 20,000 people saw the post, from a page that (originally) had a little over 650 “likes.”

So what happened? Why did it work? One word: nostalgia.
What response did it get?

Facebook Welcomes Home, A New Social Phone for Android

ma-The Facebook phone has arrived, or will arrive on April 12, giving the social network giant a new window into its users' mobile habits and a more consistent, always-on connection for members of the Facebook community.

Google sells Frommer's back to 83-year-old founder

microadvert.net- Arthur Frommer, the 83-year-old founder of travel guidebook company

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Top 10 Facebook Brands Social Media

Top 10 Facebook Brands Social Media - 2/4/2013

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T-Mobile's iPhone 5 By The Numbers

microadvert.net-With much fanfare and hullaballoo, T-Mobile USA CEO John Legere announced that the company will finally offer Apple's smartphone. The iPhone 5 goes on sale from T-Mobile April 12, but customers can sign up starting April 5. T-Mobile is advertising the iPhone 5 for $99, but that's not necessarily what you'll pay.

Bing Snapshot Grows To Understand People, Places & Things With “Satori” Expansion

microadvert.net-Over the past year, Bing’s been steadily growing the “Snapshots” it shows on the right-hand side of its pages. Now, Bing says those are taking another leap to better understand relationships between people, places and things, using an expansion of what it calls its “Satori” technology.

Bing writes on its blog today saying:

Today, we are inviting people to check out Snapshot to experience our expansion of Satori.

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