Blogs by Alessandra Del Brocco
On Wednesday, May 11, 2016 Instagram published a brand new logo accompanied by an app redesign. The vintage Polaroid inspired camera is gone, replaced by a minimalist line design on a rainbow gradient field. Instagram’s accompanying apps, Boomerang, Hyperlapse, and…
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You might have seen a lot of this on Instagram this week: From Boston Ballet to your friendly neighborhood blogger, it seems like everyone is concerned that their content is going to be rendered useless immediately. It’s easy to understand…
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After months of speculation and anticipation, Facebook announced that reactions are finally available to all users. You can now reply to updates with a “like”, “love”, “haha”, “wow”, “sad”, or “angry”. To access these options on a computer, hover your mouse over…
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The largest social media network in the world launched on February 4, 2004. 12 years ago, our world looked slightly different: Gmail was launched in April, the Summer Olympics were being held in Athens, and in November George W. Bush beat John F. Kerry…
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Peach is the latest app to generate noise in the social media world. For a few brief days, the app enjoyed some buzz…sort of. If you weren’t watching trending topics of Twitter on January 8th, you might have missed it. If…
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Instagram is here to stay, ending 2015 with 400 million active users, paid advertising, a variety of video updates, new filters to choose from, and even some kids named after those filters. It offers your brand the opportunity to interact with…
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Facebook went down on Monday, September 28th for 43 minutes. The company lost over 1 million dollars in digital and mobile advertising revenue and frustrated the core group of their 1.5 billion users. Even more surprisingly, this was the third…
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If you follow NPR on Twitter you may have been seeing yellow this morning, and not just because it’s the first day of fall. NPR’s traditional red/black/blue avatar has been replaced by the Snapchat ghost with the familiar logo nestled in the…
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