Facebook Law for Idiots
“..or Bing it. You could even Bing that shit.” http://youtu.be/xDHDM7PfyYsRead More
How Many Photographs Have Been Taken Throughout History?
Vsauce tackles the question of how many photographs we have, as a collective society, taken since the invention of photography.Read More
Broken on Purpose: How Social Media wants us to Pay to Get it Right
Social media networks are maturing and the days of creating genuine buzz and following may be starting to get crushed by large media company interests. For example, Facebook throttles fan page messages to just 15 percent of fans – unless you pay them to spread the message further to your “fan base”. Many of us Read MoreRead More
Facebook’s Guidelines for Content Moderators
Facebook moderates all photos uploaded to their site but they have been tight-lipped about what is and isn’t allowed. But now leaked internal documents are available giving us an insight into how their moderation works.Read More
Marvelous Night for a Super Moondance with Our Friends Around the World
Saturday night we tried an experiment on Facebook where we asked everyone to go outside and take a picture of the “Super Moon,” then send them to us. It was a complete failure. Not one person sent as a picture of their ass. But we did get some great pictures of the the largest satellite orbiting earth, better known as our Moon. Read More
The Internet Goes on Strike over SOPA, Productivity Skyrockets
Now that Occupy Wall Street is dead the interwebs are abuzz with a new protest meme denouncing SOPA. This should not be confused with their decades long protest against soap.Read More
How Actors can use Social Networking to advance their career
Building a fan base using social networking isn’t only for filmmakers – it can also promote an actor’s career, not to mention it’s also how filmmakers can expand their online audiences.
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The Myspace Movie
With the success of David Fincher’s Social Network, Myspace Tom wants a film of his own.Read More
The Future of Social Networking
Charlie Rose discusses Facebook and the future of social networking with Ken Auletta of the ‘New Yorker,’ David Kirkpatrick of The Daily Beast & author Michael Malone.
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A Life on Facebook
Artist Maxime Luère created this short film “A Life on Facebook”. Via a series of Facebook updates he depicts a man’s life from his foolish teenage years to his growing maturity, and ultimately, his death of old age. Read More
How Facebook Destroys Relationships
When social networking goes bad – I hope that ugly duckling on Farmville will go to the store buy you aspirins when you’re feeling under the weather…. who am I kidding, of course it will.Read More
5 Facebook Tips For Filmmakers
No one needs to tell you Facebook is a powerful social network, but how do you leverage the sites hundreds of millions of visitors? Social Media expert Linda Nelson can help with these 5 tips for filmmakers on getting the most out of Facebook.Read More