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    Articles tagged like button (8)

    In its reconstruction phase, everything is up for grabs at Twitter — even the like button?
    Caroline O'DonovanJune 12, 2013
    Would you click a “Respect” button more than a “Like” button? Experiments in tweaking news reader behavior for democracy
    The Engaging News Project want to know if that and other small cues and prompts can encourage people to seek points of view different from their own.
    Thirty-seven percent of the links you’re sharing are “awesome” — but how many are “rad”?
    News.me asks: Can the way people characterize the news they share tell us about why they share in the first place? Adrienne LaFrance
    Pew data: Facebook has room for passives as well as actives
    A typical Facebook user is acted upon more than he acts — a smaller cadre of power users do most of the heavy lifting. Justin Ellis
    March 9, 2011
    Lessons of the Like Log: The big story and the nuances of shareability
    March 8, 2011
    Something to “Like”? Facebook offers real-time analytics
    February 28, 2011
    “Like,” “share,” and “recommend”: How the warring verbs of social media will influence the news’ future
    July 27, 2010
    Facebook launches a “Facebook + Media” page
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