This is an article that was published recently in Times of India, titled, “Twitter, Facebook saviour during Australia floods”. An excerpt from the article published is as below Social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook have become instrumental in bringing relief to the floodhit Queenslanders in Australia. Queensland’s emergency services and the people took advantage [...]
Once upon a time, new books seemed so significant they were given a kind of birthday. New titles were assigned an official publication date, typically a Thursday, a practice that survives only in the most notional sense. Nothing says more about the changed fortunes of the book than the contrast between then and now. Now that word of mouth matters more than ever, writers must utilise social media
Today’s authors are capitalizing on the promotional opportunities for creating readership on Facebook. They know that 250 million users log into Facebook once a day, spending an average of 55 minutes on the site, while more than 500 million active users log in at least once a month. Plus 150 million get their Facebook fix on their mobile devices. It’s no wonder that Facebook is number two in terms of Internet popularity, after Google. A Facebook page is as essential as a web site or blog, offering writers an unparalleled venue for engaging with readers.
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