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I'm an only child. I realized rather early in life that being an only child and one of the few kids in our rather small family would have an impact on a number of aspects of my life from playing sports to how I held my shoulders at school. I was consciously aware of myself rather early …
Taking a photo and posting it on Instagram, with or without a mug in the frame, is a way for all of us to become our own historians, grasping at tangible evidence of our time on the planet. “Instagram,” Suler said, “is therefore a tool for validating one’s life.” Source: Instagram Is Ruining Vacation — …
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Interesting... How does Instagram video stack up with Vine? | InsideFacebook: "Some findings, studied among the Interbrand 100 from June 20 to 26: Instagram videos are being used by twice as many brands, and more videos are being posted. Instagram videos are seeing significantly higher (over 2X) engagement than Instagram photos, suggesting brands should focus …
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Instagram adopting short videos will be insanely popular and businesses should be brainstorming ways to put this functionality to use for their (and their followers) benefits... Source: Instagram Will Get Video On June 20 | TechCrunch: "Getting video on Instagram is a move that would make sense. Specifically, it looks like a direct response to …
Kevin Marks has a great post connecting the notion of necessary complexity with the state of the web and our willingness to throw all of our content (pics, music, text etc) into the hands of silos and walled garden social media networks: Epeus' epigone: The Antifragility of the Web: "If you’ve read Nasim Taleb’s Antifragile, …
