- Pass the cookies: Facebook announced algorithm changes to newsfeeds and said, "In some cases, post reach and referral traffic could potentially decline." Basically, posts from friends will trump posts from pages.
- French macarons are best: WhatsApp voice calling (free, international) is coming to iPhones.
- Gives a whole new meaning to dessert menu: Here's a look at the Wall Street Journal's efforts to catch up digitally. Share with your media relations team.
- Vote for this flavor: Paying attention to election campaigns is a great way to learn the latest in social media tactics. One new way to track that: The New York Times's new Facebook page on Washington and politics.
- Cookies, indeed: I'm too scared to try this, but you can now download your Google search history.
- Just desserts: Twitter now lets you receive direct messages from anyone, even people you don't follow. Don't panic: The default setting for this feature is "off."
- Mail-order macarons: Here's a smart look at Amazon Prime users, their habits, and the level of search business they may redirect away from Google.
- Macaroon or macaron? Facebook is asking some users how they pronounce their names.
- Orange is the new cookie: Another great audience to study: Netflix users. Here's a deep dive that looks at the emphasis on original series.
- And now, here are The Cookies: Say goodbye to FM radio, kids. The switch to digital and the end of FM begins in Norway.
- Just point me toward the bakery: Confused by the new features in Google Maps? So was David Pogue. His primer is here.
- Dorm food desserts? New data on the college experience offers a mine of data on students and grads.
- Cookie jar: ICYMI, this week I looked at live-stream video apps and whether they'll reshape your communications strategy.
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