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Finally, Twitter officially gives you more room to express yourself, and Facebook updates Facebook Live so you can skip to the good parts. Also: pay-to-boost reach on Instagram, Foursquare's unchatty chatbot, and social media growth worldwide.

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Long-form news articles get roughly the same number of mobile visitors as short-form articles—but garner twice as much engaged time, according to recent data from the Pew Research Center.

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Nearly three-quarters (73%) of marketers in India say they plan to increase their digital marketing spend this year, according to recent research from Octane.

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Freelancers with marketing skills are the most searched for on LinkedIn, according to recent research from LinkedIn Profinder.

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Today's marketing and IT teams are collaborating on projects more frequently. Working together, however, can be very challenging.

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Which types of information do B2B technology buyers value most at different stages of the purchase funnel? Do buyers of different ages prefer different content formats and sales approaches?

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American teenagers now spend more time watching video on Netflix and YouTube than watching traditional cable television, according to recent research from Piper Jaffray.

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Overwhelmed by all the client projects you have to manage? Having a solid process can help you keep track of them.

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From Snapchat's plans to introduce a non-chronological algorithm to social networks' taking on the role of news organization to Google's new topic-driven social product and Twitter's tweak of it's character limit, the social giants tried tackling challenges from all corners.

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Consumers who use their smartphones to shop say the most important feature of a mobile e-commerce offering is being able to easily see product photos, according to a recent report from Nielsen.

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Most executives say they still prefer to receive resumes in a Word or PDF format from candidates applying for creative (i.e., non-technical) marketing roles at their company, according to recent research from The Creative Group.