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/This week, Instagram rolled out changes, and they're not meeting with a very good response.
Read MoreThis week, Instagram rolled out changes, and they're not meeting with a very good response.
Read MoreIt’s Twitter’s turn to dominate the headlines, at least for a day or two, with the announcement that users can now report multiple tweets in a single report. This is a long-requested improvement, as Twitter has earned a reputation as one of the less-friendly mainstream networks.
Read MoreThe crowds may have gone home, but the dust is still settling from Facebook’s F8 Developer Conference. The conversation is still all about bots. The Washington Post is ready for them to start chipping away at the $50 billion app store economy. After all, no one will download a stand-alone app when you can just text a bot through Messenger, right?
Read MoreThis week, Facebook announced updates to its live streaming service. Live video isn’t new for Facebook—celebrities have been streaming since last summer and it started rolling out for regular profiles not long after. Wednesday’s announcement brings a new level of interactivity to the stream, allowing viewers to react real time.
Read MoreLast week, we hosted Sarah Redohl, chief creative strategist at Storylab, at our April Pro Luncheon. Sarah shared her knowledge for creating awesome videos from a mobile phone and why more content needs to move to video format. 74 percent of all internet traffic in 2017 is projected to come from video. Video has the highest conversion rate of any content type!
Read MoreApril 1 made for a special breakfast "treat" presented by our good friends at Bernstein-Rein and sponsored by the fantastic folks at the William Allen White School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
Read MoreWhen it comes to Restaurant Week in Kansas City, the general public considers it a 10-day event of eating, drinking and trying new places in Kansas City. For VisitKC and Page Communications though, it is the culmination of months of planning.
Read MoreAlthough there are tons of tools available to make it easier to produce quality content, from free design tools like Canva to blog idea generators like the one on HubSpot, some types of content still seem unattainable and confusing.
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