My social network usage (Spring 2019)
It’s been about a year since I last wrote a dedicated post about my social network usage. Thus, I thought it was time for another update. Facebook Photo by PhotoMIX-Company (Pixabay
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Farewell, Google+: Google to shut down its social network by April 2019
On Monday, Google announced some surprising, if long-expected, news: it’s shutting down Google+, after years of the social network failing to gain much traction. However, this wasn’t the only
Blog status update (September 2018): Social network changes
It’s time for another of my periodic updates on what’s going on with this blog. While Diverse Tech Geek is doing fine, its social media presence is going through
My social network usage (Spring 2018)
I thought I’d look at my social network usage as it now stands, versus the last time I wrote in-depth about it. Facebook Photo by opopododo (Flickr / CC BY) Facebook’
Tips on using hashtags on social media
According to Wikipedia, a hashtag is a type of metadata tag that’s used on social networks to label/categorize entries by a certain term. The concept of hashtags was introduced on
My social network usage (Spring 2017)
I last looked at my social media usage state last fall, when I wrote about how I promote my blog using social media. However, I thought the current status quo merited a full-fledged
How I promote my blog via social media
How to promote one’s blog via social media is a heavily written topic online. Thus, I thought I’d also join in. I’ve listed below what social media
My social network usage (Spring 2016)
Here’s a look at, and my thoughts on, my current social media usage. Facebook Some months ago, I shut down the Facebook page I made for this blog. Facebook’s
Founder of 4chan hired by Google
Chris “moot” Poole, the founder of the online cesspool known as 4chan, has been hired by Google. While there’s no news yet what exactly he’ll be doing
Google+ revised to focus on Communities
While Google+ is still around, Google’s stab at social media hasn’t taken off as hoped. Google’s been spinning off some of Google+’s successful features into