By: Chris Atkinson 04/19/2013 The YouTube Creator Blog is talking about another significant change to how you view YouTube in the future: the homepage feeds will soon be showing more than just one video, and perhaps there will be use for all … Continue reading →

by: Jessica Samson 04/19/2013 Earlier this year, YouTube announced a new design – first released in limited beta – that aims to promote increased regular visits to YouTube from any connected device. While the design is already available, the deadline for all channels … Continue reading →

by: Todd Wasserman 04/17/2013 Twitter on Wednesday introduced keyword targeting for advertising, meaning that you may see Promoted Tweets based on stuff you have tweeted about. In a blog post, Nipoon Malhotra, product manager for revenue at Twitter, gave the following example … Continue reading →

By: Samantha Murphy 04/08/2013 The new Facebook Home launcher app for Android phones has already leaked online four days before launch, but resist the temptation to download it: It’s super buggy and isn’t worth the headache. Read more…

by: Christina Warren 04/04/13 It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s the Facebook phone! OK, so Facebook isn’t making a phone per se, but the company’s new Facebook Home Android experience will coming to a brand new phone from HTC, the HTC First. … Continue reading →

by: Sarah Perez 04/03/13 Following its announcement yesterday, Twitter has today updated its mobile applications with support for the new Twitter App Cards feature. According to the Twitter app’s page in Apple’s iTunes App Store, version 5.5 of the app brings a number … Continue reading →

by: Mike Blumenthal 04/03/2013 Starting today at ~1 pm PST, Google Local is rolling out an upgraded interface for Places for Business that will replace the current dashboard*. The rollout is staged and will be initially made available to a … Continue reading →

by: Nick Sayers 04/01/2013 After the demise of Google Reader, we decided to rise to the challenge. Moz Reader is our answer. We can honestly tell you that this is the best thing to happen for Moz Reader, since Moz … Continue reading →

by: Seth Fiegerman 04/01/2013 YouTube may soon have a little more competition in the online video space, and it comes from two of the company’s founders. Chad Hurley, one of YouTube’s three co-founders, unveiled a new website on Monday calledMixBit that … Continue reading →