Synthesio’s Social Data to be featured in the Connection Cafe and Synthesio’s booth /EIN News/ -- NEW YORK, April 24, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Beginning today, Synthesio, the leading global Social Media Intelligence and Social Listening Platform, will be showcasing its updated offerings and growth at the 2018 Social Media Week conference in New York. Synthesio’s industry-leading social data will be on display in multiple locations at the event, including three Synthesio Beam screens at the Connection Cafe. Synthesio Beam is a real-time social media command center that visualizes social KPIs in a multi-screen display suitable for sharing. Beam’s highly configurable interface leverages all of Synthesio’s data enrichment filters to surface KPIs vital to a brand. Beam provides a rolling display of every mention that is pulled into the dataset and combines both qualitative and quantitative data into a single experience. This event appearance comes on … [Read more...] about Social Media Intelligence Leader Synthesio To Be Featured At Social Media Week: New York
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Why it’s time to regulate social media companies like Facebook
Democracy Dies in Darkness Sections Home Subscribe Username Sign In Account Profile Newsletters & Alerts Gift Subscriptions Contact Us Help Desk Subscribe Account Profile Newsletters & Alerts Gift Subscriptions Contact Us Help Desk Accessibility for screenreader Made by History Perspective Perspective Interpretation of the news based on evidence, including data, as well as anticipating how events might unfold based on past events Tech companies frequently chase profits at the expense of doing the right thing. Tech companies frequently chase profits at the expense of doing the right thing. by Jason Weixelbaum by Jason Weixelbaum March 29 at 6:00 AM Follow @JayWeixelbaum Jason Weixelbaum is a historian, musician and community organizer in the city of Baltimore and writes on issues related to business ethics and corporate social responsibility. (Norberto Duarte/AFP/Getty Images) … [Read more...] about Why it’s time to regulate social media companies like Facebook
Presented by Ford Motor Company – MARCO’S MANHOOD — THE WINNER of Politico’s first social-media index — RUBIO’s UNCONVENTIONAL IOWA PLAN – MIKE MURPHY loves this digital tool – OBAMA’S new digital war on ISIS — B’DAY: Brooke Brower
By Mike Allen (@mikeallen; [email protected]) and Daniel Lippman (@dlippman; [email protected]) Good Saturday morning. JUST POSTED -- Politico’s first Social Media Index, a weekly round up of the 2016 trail on social media – Hadas Gold, with Scott Bland: “The biggest social media story of the week in Washington was about boots on the ground — but not the military kind. After a New York Times reporter tweeted a photo of Rubio’s fancy black footwear, replete with a ‘Cuban heel,’ the news media and fellow candidates responded with a substance-free feeding frenzy not seen since John Edwards was caught brushing his golden locks on camera. The phrase 'Rubio boots' has been tweeted about 7,000 times since Jan. 3 ...Story Continued Below “But it was still the social media king himself, Donald J. Trump, who was the most talked about candidate on Facebook this past week, with more than 6 million people making more than 22 million interactions … [Read more...] about Presented by Ford Motor Company – MARCO’S MANHOOD — THE WINNER of Politico’s first social-media index — RUBIO’s UNCONVENTIONAL IOWA PLAN – MIKE MURPHY loves this digital tool – OBAMA’S new digital war on ISIS — B’DAY: Brooke Brower
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The U.S. is struggling with the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) on two fronts: on the ground in the Middle East, where it has deployed more troops, and in the virtual world online, which is creating a supply of real-world fighters for its cause. Its abilities online are formidable. The State Department employs a staff of a few dozen to battle ISIS' virtual online army, which is posting videos and messages constantly, from as many as 90,000 twitter accounts around the world. The group has used the web effectively to draw in more than 20,000 foreign fighters to Iraq and Syria for its cause. It paints a compelling image of itself as a force for good - defending Sunni Muslims against a government run by enemy Shiites in Iraq, as well as President Bashar al-Assad in Syria. "The jihadis are figuring out how to use new forms of communication, social media, to not just message broadly, but to do peer to peer recruitment and radicalization, and that's really a game-changer," said CBS … [Read more...] about CBS News Logo Why it’s so difficult to counter ISIS on social media
CBS News Logo Israel, Hamas have “psychological” battle on social media
JERUSALEM The hostilities between Israel and Hamas have found a new battleground: social media. The Israeli Defense Forces and Hamas militants have exchanged fiery tweets throughout the fighting in a separate war to influence public opinion. Twitter becomes a battleground amid Israeli strikes Hamas militant chief killed in Israeli airstrikes Signs point to Israeli invasion of Gaza Strip Shortly after it launched its campaign Wednesday by killing Hamas' top military commander Ahmed Jabari, the Israeli military's media office announced a "widespread campaign on terror sites & operatives in the #Gaza Strip" on its Twitter account. It then posted a 10-second black-and-white video of the airstrike on its official YouTube page. Google Inc., which owns YouTube, removed the video for a time early Thursday, but reconsidered and restored it. A tweet from @idfspokesperson said: "We recommend that no Hamas operatives, whether low level or senior leaders, show their faces above ground in the … [Read more...] about CBS News Logo Israel, Hamas have “psychological” battle on social media