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2016
The Content News Café #19
Follow the international Content Marketing news through our weekly press review We selected the following articles in the English-speaking press this week: 5 Things You Can Do to Escape Google Penalties (source: Convinceandconvert.com) As we all know, Google regularly updates its algorithms, and in early 2016, we should face the newest version of Penguin. This article reveals 5 ways to avoid Google’s penalties. Among them, monitoring…
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2015The Content News Café #16
Follow the international Content Marketing news through our weekly press review This week, we selected those articles in the English-speaking press: 2015 Year in Review (source: Newsroom.fb.com) Facebook has just revealed the ranking of the most commented topics on its platform in 2015, and added a beautiful video to recap the major events that have occurred over the past year. 2015 Year on Twitter (source: 2015.twitter.com)…
05
2015The Tea Time Translation News #6
Every week, we go all over the Internet to find the best translation news Here are two articles we selected in the English-speaking press: Google Translate error sees Spanish town advertise clitoris festival (source: Theguardian.com) The Galician “Feira do Grelo” – “Rapini Festival” in English – was translated as “Feria Clítoris” in Spanish by … Google Translate. That’s not the end of the joke though as…
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2015The Content News Café #8
Follow the international Content Marketing news through our weekly press review Here is our selection of articles in English: Introducing the New @instagramforbusiness (source: Blog.business.instagram.com) On October 14, Instagram launched its new account @instagramforbusiness, which aims at showcasing business stories of major groups as well as small companies that have been using Instagram in the past. The first video to be published is one highlighting…
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2015The Content News Café #6
Follow the international Content Marketing news through our weekly press review This week, we found out some very interesting news in the English-speaking press: Twitter Plans to Go Beyond Its 140-Character Limit (source: Recode.net) Bombshell on the Internet: Twitter would remove the 140 character limit. After introducing the “retweet with comment” option in April and the 10,000 character limit for private messages in June, it seems…