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Everyone is familiar with Facebook, but there is a new kid on the block Google +. From Google, this new social network looks to correct the failings and sins of Facebook, maybe Facebook will end up in dead space just like MySpace.
+Circles: share what matters, with the people who matter most
Circles is a really cool way to organize your friends into groups, now when you post or share something, you can determine which circles can view it! Finally, you can share with friends, family, or coworkers separately!
+Sparks: strike up a conversation, about pretty much anything
Sparks is like a news feed for your interests, things that spark a conversation. You can quickly view and share things you are interested in and keep the conversation going.
+Hangouts: stop by and say hello, face-to-face-to-face
Hangouts is like Skype on steroids. Just start a hangout and up to 10 people can group chat, it’s like sitting on your porch and the neighbors stop by for a chat!
+Mobile: share what’s around, right now, without any hassle
Google + has a great app and some really nice integrations like instant upload. You can set the photos you take with your phone to automatically upload to a private album in Google + so you can easily and quickly share photos.
+Huddle: coordinating with friends and family in real-time
Google+ includes Huddle, a group messaging experience that lets everyone inside the circle know what’s going on, right this second.
+You: putting you first, all across Google
Google+ is a different social network, with a focus on you. That’s why Google is giving you more ways to stay private or go public; more meaningful choices around your friends and your data!
Try Google + now you’ll be glad you did!
Among risk professionals who have successfully navigated their organization through a crisis, almost all will say that they had grossly underestimated the difficulty of communicating effectively under duress. Timely communication is critical to mobilizing a response, ensuring health and safety of personnel, saving corporate reputation, and continuing business operations. While many risk professionals subscribe to automated communication services for reliable mass notification, the widespread adoption of mobile devices and easy Internet access support the case for using social technologies like Twitter, Facebook, and Skype as critical components of your response plan. As you look for rapid, effective communication approaches with key stakeholders in crisis communications, you should strongly consider leveraging social technologies.
Facebook announced a new video chat capability it will roll out in conjunction with Skype, in what the social-networking giant said is the first of many announcements of new applications to come in the next couple of months. Users will be able to click a button in Facebook to call a friend. If the friend does not already have the plugin required for video chat, the friend will see a pop-up to download the plugin. That download should just take 10 or 20 seconds, said Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s CEO, during a webcast press conference.
The latest social media showdown could get ugly. Like oil and water or like peanut butter and jelly? Google+, the search giant’s new social network, has everyone in the tech industry speculating about whether it’s “the Facebook Killer.” The death of MySpace seems to prove that people have room in their lives for only one social network, one profile page. After all, how many different places do you need to announce your favorite TV shows? How many different places do you need to share your witty thoughts?
Mocoda Interactive and The Hangbelly Lure Company is pleased to announce the launch of The Hangbelly Lure Company’s new website at www.hangbellylures.com !
Anglers across North America can now keep up to date on the company events including the soon-to-be announced annual “ Hangbelly Online Fishing Derby” , view the online catalogue and special promotions, and place orders for home delivery at the Hangbelly site. Visitors can also leave feedback for the Hangbelly Team as well as view the growing picture gallery of Hangbelly anglers and their catches !
It was essential for Hangbelly to have a website that represented the culture of the organization and the love of the outdoors. The company enlisted the services of Mocoda Interactive, who was selected based on their proven ability to design truly modern websites that capture the essence of the companies they work with. Additionally, e-commerce was an integral part of The Hangbelly Lure Co.’s go-to-market strategy and the customer experience needed to be clean, safe and effective.
The new website has met all of the goals set out for it by it’s President , Doug Hiltz. “I am a big believer in having a web presence that personifies who we are as a company. As a company we are new, different and excited to be here. We wanted to ensure that the belief in our products shows as strong as our love of fishing and the outdoors. We also need a site that will give us the ability to reach anglers across North America. The site has given us all of that.”