I am kinda busy. First; I am a full time, pro blogger. Pro bloggers are serious bloggers. Pro bloggers are busy bloggers. I have hundreds of things to do today. I am booked up. Second; I circle the globe. Kelli and I have traveled the world for 8 years. We usually do 1 or more […]
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Be you. Blog you. Brand you. Be you. Stand out by being you. Being you takes time, effort, energy and clarity. New bloggers tend to feel burdened by trying to be someone else, by following a top blogger’s advice, then they try to become the top blogger. Or they try to be like the top […]
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Look at that featured image guys. I am typing these words from that very couch in Pong Noi, Thailand. My home office set up involves a couch on a porch in a quiet Thai village. Last I looked, I have experienced some blogging success. I often work from beds, couches, simple chairs and sometimes I […]
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Social media can be a fun and informative way to stay up-to-date with friends, co-workers, celebrities, and politicians. But it's important to remember that the photos and videos you share aren't always accessible to everyone.
Over the years, teams working for platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter have taken steps to help make the sites more inclusive for people with disabilities. Facial recognition technology has been introduced, alt-text tools that work with screen readers have been added, and custom alternative text features allow users to describe their photos in greater detail. Progress has undoubtedly been made, but there's still a long way to go before the apps reach full accessibility. Read more...
More about Social Media, Accessibility, Instagram Stories, Captions, and Alexandria Ocasio CortezHere is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web...
Instagram users, rejoice! One of the most basic multimedia features may soon be coming to the platform.
The Facebook-owned photo sharing social network is currently testing a seek bar on the app which would allow users to scroll backwards or forwards through a video.
If a user is one of the lucky select few picked to test out the feature, all they have to do is press down on an Instagram video and slide their finger to the left or the right. A seek bar will appear embedded at the top of the video, complete with a pop-up timecode.
Instagram is testing video seekbar pic.twitter.com/gyIZZhrh2y
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