Sunday, January 15, 2012
Bradley Associates Info: Google +1 Button Now Shares Directly to Google+
Bradley Associates Info: Google +1 Button Now Shares Directly to Google+
Google has upgraded the +1 button with several new features, including the ability to directly share a webpage to Google+.
“Beginning today, we’re making it easy for Google+ users to share webpages with their circles, directly from the +1 button,” Google SVP of Social Vic Gundotra announced in a blog post. “Just +1 a page as usual and look for the new ‘Share on Google+’ option. From there you can comment, choose a circle and share.”
In the past, clicking the +1 button only shared content to a tab on a user’s Google+ profile. This is in contrast to the Facebook Like button, which posts an article on a user’s Facebook wall. Now that Google has its own social network, the search giant can match Facebook’s button functionality.
Google also announced the addition of +snippets to the +1 button. A +snippet is simply the link, image and description automatically generated when a link is shared on Google+. These +snippets make content more engaging on the Google+ social network, which is why the search giant is giving publishers the ability to customize their snippets. Publishers can customize the code of their +1 button to tweak what gets displayed in a +snippet.
Google says the +1 button has been growing rapidly since its introduction in June. The button is now embedded on more than 1 million websites, garnering a total of 4 billion daily views. Those are impressive numbers, but the success or failure of the +1 button will be measured in clicks, not views.
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“Beginning today, we’re making it easy for Google+ users to share webpages with their circles, directly from the +1 button,” Google SVP of Social Vic Gundotra announced in a blog post. “Just +1 a page as usual and look for the new ‘Share on Google+’ option. From there you can comment, choose a circle and share.”
In the past, clicking the +1 button only shared content to a tab on a user’s Google+ profile. This is in contrast to the Facebook Like button, which posts an article on a user’s Facebook wall. Now that Google has its own social network, the search giant can match Facebook’s button functionality.
Google also announced the addition of +snippets to the +1 button. A +snippet is simply the link, image and description automatically generated when a link is shared on Google+. These +snippets make content more engaging on the Google+ social network, which is why the search giant is giving publishers the ability to customize their snippets. Publishers can customize the code of their +1 button to tweak what gets displayed in a +snippet.
Google says the +1 button has been growing rapidly since its introduction in June. The button is now embedded on more than 1 million websites, garnering a total of 4 billion daily views. Those are impressive numbers, but the success or failure of the +1 button will be measured in clicks, not views.
About Bradley Associates Media
Bradley Associates Madrid Local and International News is the newest technology media news, world financial headlines with business and marketing local events, personal reviews on latest technology and gadgets - dedicated to obsessively profiling startups, reviewing new Internet products, stock market and breaking tech news.
Monday, January 9, 2012
Hypo Venture Capital Headlines: An Alpine rail adventure: Swiss bliss on the world’s slowest express
We were at the Oberalp Pass, literally the high point of the Glacier Express’s seven-and-a-half-hour journey between St Moritz and Zermatt. We were passing between a range of 6,600ft mountains before our descent towards Brig. In all directions the carriage’s giant observation windows revealed amazing vistas: to our left we gazed down lush [...]
Hypo Venture Capital Headlines: An Alpine rail adventure: Swiss bliss on the world’s slowest express
http://hypoventurecapital-financialideas.com/2011/10/hypo-venture-capital-headlines-an-alpine-rail-adventure-swiss-bliss-on-the-worlds-slowest-express/
We were at the Oberalp Pass, literally the high point of the Glacier Express’s seven-and-a-half-hour journey between St Moritz and Zermatt. We were passing between a range of 6,600ft mountains before our descent towards Brig. In all directions the carriage’s giant observation windows revealed amazing vistas: to our left we gazed down lush [...]
We were at the Oberalp Pass, literally the high point of the Glacier Express’s seven-and-a-half-hour journey between St Moritz and Zermatt. We were passing between a range of 6,600ft mountains before our descent towards Brig. In all directions the carriage’s giant observation windows revealed amazing vistas: to our left we gazed down lush [...]
Hypo Venture Capital Headlines: An Alpine rail adventure: Swiss bliss on the world?s slowest express
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We were at the Oberalp Pass, literally the high point of the Glacier Express’s seven-and-a-half-hour journey between St Moritz and Zermatt. We were passing between a range of 6,600ft mountains before our descent towards Brig. In all directions the carriage’s giant observation windows revealed amazing vistas: to our left we gazed down lush [...]
We were at the Oberalp Pass, literally the high point of the Glacier Express’s seven-and-a-half-hour journey between St Moritz and Zermatt. We were passing between a range of 6,600ft mountains before our descent towards Brig. In all directions the carriage’s giant observation windows revealed amazing vistas: to our left we gazed down lush [...]
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