Pink Floyd Returns For Ukraine & YouTube Reacts

Episode 375 - April 9, 2022

Topics:

  • Pink Floyd Returns to Urge, Hey, Hey, Rise Up
  • YouTube Reactions
  • AdAge on Web3 for Marketers
  • Podcasts On Twitter
  • Twitter Edit Button
  • Formula One NFTpocalypse
  • Voice-Activated Images
  • AI Salespeople
  • The Mother of all Facebook Lawsuits
  • Podcast Consumption

Best Practices

Pink Floyd Reforms To Support Ukraine

Pink Floyd has not released new music in 28 years. The result is Hey Hey, Rise Up!, a new single by Pink Floyd.

YouTube Reactions

YouTube is now experimenting with timed reactions that let you share emoji at an exact moment in a video.

Ad Age Goes Bravely Into NFTs & The Metaverse

Ad Age runs a continuously updated list of how brands and marketers are using NFTs.

Twitter Podcast Tab

New Twitter test underway that would provide a dedicated tab for podcasts, reachable via both in the side and lower function bars of the app.

Worst Practices

Twitter Edit Button

It seems that Elon Musk is looking to use his newfound sway as the company’s biggest shareholder (and latest board member) to make tweet editing a reality.

Formula 1 NFTpocalypse

Hello, and welcome to another episode of 'dumb crypto stuff not working in the real world'.

New Technology Could Make Graphic Artists Of Us All - Or Turn Us Into Scammers

New technology that blends language and images could serve graphic artists — and speed disinformation campaigns.

AI Salespeople

LinkedIn is being used to deploy an AI-generated salesforce.

The Mother Of All Facebook Lawsuits

Pro Tips

B.L.'s Pro Tips

How to see and edit your scheduled or draft tweets

  1. Tap and hold the Tweet button and they will appear. You can edit or delete and start over on any one of the Tweets.
  2. To save a Tweet as a draft: Start typing a tweet. Tap "Cancel" in the upper left hand corner to reveal a pop-up. Tap the "Save draft" option instead of deleting it

David's Pro Tips

  1. Do NOT use the same music clip for every video in your hours-long online course!
  2. When creating maps about Russia’s war against Ukraine illustrating Ukrainian counteroffensives in powder blue makes them look like lakes.
MSNBC's Clint Watts uses confusing Ukraine map

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