The Daily Dose

It looks like Twitter is experimenting with a new analytics feature on the Web; some users can now see statistics for individual tweets on their timeline. I’m able to access the analytics by clicking on a small bar graph button to the right of the favorites button. My colleagues, on the other hand, do not see the feature at all. Once you click, you’ll be presented with information such as views, favorites and clickthroughs. Some other users spotted the new feature as as well: Oh nice, looks like Twitter is testing post by post analytics on the desktop version now.…

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Medium, the minimalist blogging platform, is implementing significant changes to its model in a bid to both appeal to widen its pool of authors and readers and make its content more discoverable. First up, there’s a new inline editor that takes a page from Twitter; it lives at the top of your homepage and is meant to help you get started writing as soon as an idea pops into your head. You don’t have think up a title and formatting options have been simplified; you can just write a sentence or two and publish. If you want more time, or need more…

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