Last week’s most interesting Social Media and tech stories:

• Report: Facebook testing service for online payments
• The more you use Facebook, the more miserable you get — study | Technically Incorrect – CNET News
  A disturbing piece of research from the University of Michigan intimates that increasing use of Facebook among young adults creates an increased lack of well-being.
• How to Keep All Of Your Social Networks Organized
  So, what are the best tools for keeping your virtual social life from getting too chaotic? The three tools below offer abundant features and user-friendly interfaces that even the most overwhelmed social media user can appreciate.
• You Don’t Want to See the Effects of Getting Hacked
  With the massive amount of people and companies moving to WordPress, it is becoming a bigger target for hackers. WordPress is growing at a remarkably fast rate, but WordPress security is growing at a slower rate.
• Why Email Can’t Be Completely Private
• 8 Pro Tips for Evernote Power Users
• Comparing cloud storage services: cost, size, security
• 'Like' This Article, Your Friends Will Too
  Need to bring positive attention to something in your business? A new study shows the power of the "like" button on social networks.
• Android Eats Up More Market Share

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Last week’s most interesting Social Media and tech stories:

• TECH NOW: Best new security gadgets
  Here are some of the best tech gadgets to help keep everything and everyone you love safe.
• Sick of Social Networks? Here's Your Salvation
  Sometimes keeping on top of every major social network can feel like a full-time job. But let’s face it — it’s not easy to tear yourself away from the social web, even if you truly want to.
• Obama Proposes New Transparency Measures for NSA Surveillance
• Predict the End of 'Breaking Bad' for the Ultimate Fan Prize
  For a fan of BB, this is kind of enticing.
• 10 tricks for using the Google Maps app
  Do you use Google Maps on your phone or tablet? Of course you do. But if you’re anything like me, you probably install the updates, skip over the details, and continue to use the app like nothing ever happened
• Apple loses lead in tablet market
• Android And Chrome OS Could Reap Big Windfalls From Slowing Worldwide PC Economy
• Social Media Tools: How to Simplify Your Social Media Marketing
  Podcast: Are you looking for a better way to manage your social activities?
• 4 Ways to Recycle Your Old Gadgets
• Facebook: Here's How Your News Feed Works
  Your Facebook News Feed is a hodgepodge of information: some of it you love, some of it you hate…
• Fact vs. Fiction in 'Orange Is the New Black'
  We enjoyed this most recent Netflix series
• Outrageous Sexting Lessons from Hollywood
• What Really Happens When You "Like" | garymoyers.com

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Last week’s most interesting Social Media and tech stories:

• Rush Limbaugh: Apple is Republicans, Google is Democrats
  In a scholarly analysis of tech blogging, the great Republican commentator offers that 9 out of 10 blogs hate Apple. Because Apple is like the Republican Party.
• Which Politicians Have Mastered Social Media?
• 14 Dos and Don'ts to Being a Good Facebook Friend
• 3 psychological tactics for gaining instant credibility
• Google Launches City Experts Program To Encourage Higher Quality Google+ Local Reviews
  Google has quietly launched a new program called Google City Experts to encourage more high-quality local business ratings and reviews on Google+.
• The Wild Wild West of Social Media Marketing
• 7 steps to elevate your social media presence

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