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Why Adobe Believes in User-Generated Content Marketing
Every content strategy, while sharing common foundational best practices, is a unique strategy. Robert Rose, chief strategy officer for the Content Marketing Institute, told us that last month after his company’s Intelligent Content Conference. Adobe believes it has a unique content story for marketers through its acquisition of Livefyre,
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Adobe Acquires Livefyre, Will Integrate With Marketing Cloud
Adobe has beefed up its marketing cloud with the acquisition of a content curation and audience engagement platform. The San Jose, Calif.-based software giant entered into a definitive agreement yesterday to acquire Livefyre and will integrate it into the centerpiece of its eight-component marketing cloud: the web content management platform Adobe Experience Manager. The acquisition
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News You Can Use: Livefyre, Salesforce, Picturepark
The latest in integrating, funding, searching and translating from Paris of the West, the City of Lakes, the Coal State, the Land of the Midnight Sun, Helvetia and the Land of Hope and Glory. Catching Livefyre San Francisco-based Livefyre is integrating with the Salesforce Community Cloud to help customers combine
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Forrester Picks Social Depth Platform Leaders
Shopping for a product or service online should be an engaging, immersive experience. Something that helps connect you to a business or brand, entices you to wander and spend time on the site and leaves you with “that loving feeling” or at least some sense of a relationship.
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Storify Bought by Livefyre for Curating Social Comments
Storify, a popular tool for combining social media posts into context rich articles, has been bought by Livefyre, a social commenting system, and together they form a pretty unique set of features that push social boundaries.
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Livefyre Makes Super Bowl Social with an Interactive NewsHub
Interactive social platform provider Livefyre is attempting to make the Super Bowl a little more social with a new application called the Super Bowl NewsHub that will provide real-time interactive content to fans as they watch the game.
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Recession Relief: New Job Openings at Edelman, Siteworx, Workday, Jive, AvePoint and Forrester (6-Dec-12)
Start off Fall with a new gig -- we've got a shopping list of hot jobs for you to browse. Our featured jobs list is a great collection of opportunities spanning specialties and continents. Here's who's hiring this week (and if you're hiring, post your open jobs here). Business/Executive
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Livefyre Debuts StreamHub Engagement Management System
Livefyre introduced a new engagement management system today called StreamHub, and it takes the company's interactive commenting system to a deeper level, with more features and control. StreamHub will be available to existing Livefyre customers right away, and for publishers especially, the new features should help drive traffic, increase social
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Recession Relief: New Job Openings at Laserfiche, Alfresco, Squarespace, Twitter, PaperThin, Intel and Zynga (2-Aug-12)
Start off Summer with a new gig -- we've got a shopping list of hot jobs for you to browse. Our featured jobs list is a great collection of opportunities spanning specialties and continents. Here's who's hiring this week (and if you're hiring, post your open jobs here). Business/Executive
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Livefyre Adds Twitter & Facebook Streams, Rich Media to Commenting Platform
These days, commenters often want to include digital assets in their comments. LiveFyre gets that and has released the newest version of its comments platform, which it describes as “media-rich.” Livefyre Comments 3 updates the real-time conversation platform that is used by such major publishers as the New York Times,
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Livefyre Adds Social Media to Web Commenting System
After Facebook waded into the comments space, is there still room for others to grow? Looks like it, as Livefyre bags US$ 4.5 million in new funding and launches version 2.0 of its engagement-encouraging comments system.
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