StartupDigest Social – August 5, 2011

by StartupDigest on August 5, 2011

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Welcome back to StartupDigest Social, the members-only guide to what you need to read in the social media industry every week.

 

This week’s edition focuses on LinkedIn shares dropping 10 percent during the day and then shooting up 10 percent, Instagram reaching a milestone of 150 million shared photos, developers sticking with the status quo or swing for the fences, and Randi Zuckerberg leaving Facebook after six years to start a new media firm to help companies become more social.

StartupDigest Social is curated by:
Hussein Fazal – Co-Founder, AdParlor
Gareth Smith – Account Manager, AdParlor 

 

 

 

What You Need to Read This Week

LinkedIn Gives Wall Street a Tiny Bit of Cheer, Then Something to Worry About
By Peter Kafka, AllThingsD

I wonder how long Wall Street will give them before they really need to juice up those revenue numbers.

Instagram snaps 150M photos, 7M users — still only 4 employees
By Devindra Hardawar, VentureBeat

The social/photo/mobile leaders Instagram flex their muscles this week with some impressive stats.

The app dilemma: Is it a feature, or a business?
By Colleen Taylor, GigaOM

Great article on why some apps don’t need to become a swing for the fences venture and why some should.

Exclusive: Randi Zuckerberg Leaves Facebook to Start New Social Media Firm (Resignation Letter)
By Kara Swisher, AllThingsD

Big name departure at Facebook this week, guess who?

 

 

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