- Metered space: Those year-end roundups are a great way to scan trends on relatively new social media sites. Here are Instagram's top posts and trends from 2013.
- Reserved space: If you're posting original photos on Pinterest, you'll want to add a watermark with your copyright. Here's how.
- Not parked for long: New data from Netflix shows that half of its viewers finish an entire season of a TV show within one week. (They're all the ones pining for the return of House of Cards right now, she said from personal experience.)
- Fighting over the one space: If YouTube were a TV channel, ts revenues would strike fear in the hearts of the networks. It's another way to get a sense of just how dominant and persistent the online video trend has become.
- I'll give you $100 if you let me park there: Nonprofit alert: Facebook is rolling out a "donate" feature that will let you raise funds on the site. All Facebook has the how-to for donors.
- Park it in Oxford: Earlier this week, I recommended some unusual suspects to add to your 2014 lineup of communications conferences. Now you can see the emerging agenda for one of them, the Speechwriters & Business Communicators Conference happening in Oxford, UK, in April. Don't miss the master class pre-conference session, either.
- I'm parking elsewhere: This food blogger has given up on her Facebook page because FB's driving fewer and fewer views. I'm seeing a similar problem for those of us who aren't big brands. What would you do?
- Move a little to the left: Twitter is supposedly gearing up to let you edit tweets. You heard me. Business Insider looks at the implications for brands.
I was tempted to post an infographic on what you look like to social networks. But the design was such that I'd have to write a paragraph on how to access the info in the infographic, and the days are short right now. Also, that's just not worthy of the weekend read, which is curated just for you, communicators. You should see what else I left out...
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