What is the technology startup bubble? The idea of its existence came with IPO flops and billion dollar tech acquisitions. It is an investing phenomenon that involves a clear, though unsustainable market rise in tech stocks, due to increased speculation. Some believe that this bubble exists, and so
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The Tech Startup Bubble: Is It Real? [INFOGRAPHIC]
Posted by danielzeevi under StartupsFrom http://dashburst.com 4137 days ago
Photos Represent 93% of the Most Engaging Posts on Facebook
Posted by danielzeevi under Social MediaFrom http://dashburst.com 4137 days ago
It turns out pictures aren't just worth a thousand words these days, but a few million Facebook likes, comments and shares as well. This isn't exactly news for people and businesses familiar with the site, as back in August of 2012, SocialBakers reported that 85% of the most viral posts on Facebook
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Apps and Oranges: Uncommon Comparisons of the Apple App Store vs. Google Play
Posted by danielzeevi under TechnologyFrom http://dashburst.com 4138 days ago
What kind of smartphone do you have? Or, more specifically, is it an Android or iPhone? How do you feel about your phone's app store?
In what has become one of the most epic showdowns in tech history, the battle between Apple's App Store and the Google Play Store rages on. Read More
In what has become one of the most epic showdowns in tech history, the battle between Apple's App Store and the Google Play Store rages on. Read More
Hallelujah! Buffer Adds Custom Scheduling, One of the App's Most Requested Features
Posted by danielzeevi under ResourcesFrom http://dashburst.com 4138 days ago
Made Hot by: Squawk Media on July 30, 2013 2:47 am
Today, Buffer announced the addition of one of their most requested features, custom scheduling. The update will (finally!) allow users to schedule social media posts at particular times instead of merely placing items in their queue. Hallelujah!
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Too Many Open Tabs? Meet the 'Bookmark My Tabs' Extension for Google Chrome [DOWNLOAD]
Posted by danielzeevi under TechnologyFrom http://dashburst.com 4138 days ago
Made Hot by: zioncampo on July 29, 2013 8:09 am
ave you ever been slowed down by a ridiculous number of open tabs in your browser window? We often juggle multiple tasks online, and things can get out of hand fast. The Bookmark My Tabs extension for Google Chrome lets you easily save, organize, and share your open tabs into groups you can access
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How 7 Forward-Thinking Brands Are Engaging with Customers on Vine
Posted by danielzeevi under Customer ServiceFrom http://dashburst.com 4139 days ago
Made Hot by: logistico on July 28, 2013 3:35 pm
While social networks can be great places to engage customers, many brands still haven't found their footing on Facebook, Twitter, and the like. Producing meaningful content that customers want to share poses a perennial problem. What's more, the social networks aren't waiting for any brand to catc
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Flipboard Now Lets You Browse Magazines on the Web
Posted by danielzeevi under TechnologyFrom http://dashburst.com 4139 days ago
Flipboard is on a quest to become more web friendly, and has just added the ability for you to browse magazines on the web, instead of being able to use only a mobile phone or tablet like before. Flipboard also recently released the Flipboard Editor for the web, that lets users easily create and ma
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Rumor: Facebook Does One Thing Right for Brands, Adds 'Get Notifications' Prompt to Pages
Posted by danielzeevi under Social MediaFrom http://dashburst.com 4139 days ago
Here's an uncharacteristic rumor I read about Facebook today: the company has reportedly launched a "Get Notifications" prompt that appears when some users like pages.
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15 Reasons to Clear Out the Clutter at Your Home
Posted by danielzeevi under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://dashburst.com 4140 days ago
Did you know the average American spends one year of his or her life looking for lost or misplaced items? Organizational design expert and TV personality Peter Walsh divides clutter up into two types: lazy clutter and memory clutter.
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What Industries Get the Most Customer Service Complaints?
Posted by danielzeevi under Customer ServiceFrom http://dashburst.com 4140 days ago
The Internet and social media have made it much easier for people to vent about bad service to a potentially large audience. If you make a customer unhappy these days you can count on their other 5,000-some friends hearing about it, too.
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