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The best day of the week for Twitter and Facebook, the five Facebook posts to delete, 10 Nora Ephron quotes to inspire anyone, and more.
The best day of the week for Twitter and Facebook, the five Facebook posts to delete, 10 Nora Ephron quotes to inspire anyone, and more.
The maker of Pong and Asteroids is officially over the hill—too bad someone had to go crash the party. Plus, Google’s $1,500 glasses, ’50 Shades of Grey’ sets new paperback record, KFC’s ‘Cheese Top’ burger, PETA goes after the ‘Trollsen Twins,’ and more.
Avoid these 89 terms, unless you’re within earshot of a manager, says Forbes.com. Plus, 88 books that shaped America, a proposal to save language—from 1712, and more.
A new study shows that catchy words such as like and click aren’t the best at getting fans to follow through to your content. Try using pictures instead—or (go figure) the word chocolate.
Gather ‘round for worship.
It was a huge victory for the Obama administration, but it gives Republicans a rallying cry for the November election.
The man who sings ‘We Didn’t Start the Fire’ and ‘The Entertainer’ (among other hits) provides important reminders on how to deliver an engaging presentation.
A recent U.K. study found that 65 percent of consumers prefer social media for customer service concerns, while a mere 7 percent opt for call centers.
What happened this morning—in 10 tweets.
Meet the man behind the ruse. Plus, Madam Secretary’s record-breaking travels, Windows Phone fashions, Asian-Americans angry with Pew, Ann Curry makes it official, an unbeatable ‘Rock, Paper, Scissors’ robot, and more.
Someone’s about to lay the ‘SmackDown’—why not you?
Some people are addicted to social media, others rely on it for their livelihoods. If you earn your paycheck thanks to Facebook, Twitter, and the myriad other social networking platforms, this post is for you.
Not sure how to get your point across? Debating whether to copy someone? Follow these tips to fix some bad habits.
A PR professional was fired for posing as a reporter to gain access to an event. You should never do that. Instead, do as the author does when he drops in on events.
From her thoughts on the word ‘synergy’ to her advice on wearing a bikini, the late author and screenwriter said a number of inspirational (and useful) things. Here are some of her best.