We know that many of our readers blog daily, and for some of you it’s what you do for a living. Although many of you have great ideas, sometimes you can’t write them down the way you want to, or the article ends up becoming a disorganized mess and you think that you need to start from scratch. However, we’re here to help those of you that may be struggling to put you’re big and important idea into an organized post. By the end of this article, we hope you’ll …

Over the past several years, social networking websites have grown from small communities to the most trafficked websites on the Web and are now a part of our daily lives. Whether it’s playing a game on Facebook, listening to new music posted by an artist on MySpace or informing the world how great your cup of coffee is on Twitter, two-thirds of the Internet population visit these kinds of websites, which accumulates for 10% of all time spent on the Internet. However, as smartphones are becoming cheaper and a lot …

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Social Media – As we all know, everyone is always looking for the latest social media and popular culture news, and …

This past weekend, Facebook rolled out a few new additions and changes to the website, yet no users had any idea that these changes were coming. The first change was the removal of the Highlights section, which shows what your friends have recently done while you were offline or what’s popular among them. Facebook also changed their News Feed, splitting it into two sections: Live Feed and News Feed. However, many members feel these changes are not for the better, and even some groups wanting the changes reversed have appeared, …

On Wednesday, Bing announced a partnership that would include status updates from both social networking websites in search results, according to a report by All Things Digital’s, which has been confirmed since then. Twitter has reportedly been looking for search partnerships the past month, while Microsoft had already invested $240 million into Facebook back in 2007 and has signed multiple search and advertisement deals with the website. A short while ago, a Beta version of the search feature was launched and new information is being revealed as we speak by …