Influencers, Storify, France's Social Data Tax, & More: the Social 6 News Roundup for 1/22/13
Starting today, we (and by we, I mean me) will be posting the Social 6 the same day news happens as opposed to the next morning. So today, January 22nd, we saw plenty of great news stories, including more on the Storify privacy loopholes, France's ideas for taxing personal data collectors such as Google and Facebook, and how some employers' social media policies may not be 100% legal. Here's your Social 6:
#6: Influencers vs. Advocates in New Media (Huffington Post)
#5: Storify Loophole Publishes Private Facebook Updates (Mashable)
#4: Should Google and Facebook be taxed for collecting your personal data? France thinks so (The Next Web)
#3: 16 Inspiring Examples of Interactive Maps in Web Design (Web Design Ledger)
#2: Employers' social media policies come under regulatory scrutiny (New York Times)
#1: The power of brand marketing as a floor (Christopher S. Penn blog)
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foursquare Visualization, 3D Printed Buildings, and Social Media Education: the Social 6 for 1/22/13
What constitutes a social media story? After all, this is the Social 6, where I collect my most shared, retweeted, and commented-upon links every day. Needless to say, I define it pretty broadly, with stories that touch upon social (and technology) even in a smaller way. Today we have whether or not social media should be covered in schools, great visualization of foursquare check-in data, Sergey Brin sighted trying out his awesome Google Glass specs on the NYC subways, and more. Here's your Social 6:
#6: What Is Middle-Class in Manhattan? (New York Times)
#5: 10 Common Sense Ideas To Raise Your Klout Score (Business 2 Community)
#4: Do We Need Social Media Education in Schools Now? (Social Media Today)
#3: Interactive Map Shows Worldwide Foursquare Check-In Data (Mashable)
#2: Sergey Brin Takes His Google Goggles For a New York City Subway Spin (All Things D)
#1: The World’s First 3D Printed Building Will Arrive In 2014 (And It Looks Awesome) (TechCrunch)
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