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Mediasophia, an Internet marketing firm in West Palm Beach and New York City, is pleased to announce the creation of a new social media division dedicated to the social networking phenomena of facebook, Twitter, Google+, Youtube and Pinterest.

New York, NY (PRWEB) March 28, 2013

With so much emphasis on social media communications, it is essential that Mediasophia clients are represented on these sites as leading practices in their market sector. A strong social media campaign will develop the credibility of a business, enhance its online reputation and create powerful profile to earn the trust of consumers.

The new social media division will increase traffic to sites including facebook, Twitter and Google+ to attract the interest of the larger social media audience as well as protect clients from competitor harassment like false negative reviews and other defaming content. The results of communicating with thousands of people online will establish a positive following as well as alert the public to important business updates, promotions and specials.

Mediasophia provides custom-tailored Internet marketing services for clients throughout the continental US. Its Search engine optimization techniques are proven effective in maintaining first page results on Google in competitive cites and its online reputation management strategies ensure its clients are represented as leading businesses in their metropolitan area.

Jennifer Fall Mediasophia INC 877-825-9020 Email Information

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Retail giant Amazon grabbed Goodreads off the social network shelf this week, which gives the company access to 16 million members who are enthusiastic about their books, favorite authors -- and the network itself. Both companies insist the independent nature of Goodreads will remain intact, and there are big plans for integrating the network into the Kindle ecosystem. Goodreads' user data also gives Amazon some valuable insight into book trends.

Amazon announced Thursday that it had acquired Goodreads, the social networking site for bibliophiles. Goodreads will join Amazon's other online book communities, Shelfari and LibraryThing, as the retailer looks to expand its social insight into what book lovers are buying and sharing.

Since its launch seven years ago, Goodreads has grown to include more than 16 million worldwide users that discuss, review and recommend books to each other.

On Thursday, Amazon announced it acquired the site, claiming that "the best place to discuss books is joining up with the best place to buy books." Goodreads co-founder Otis Chandler noted in a blog post that the partnership would allow the company to bring the Goodreads experience to Amazon's Kindle e-reader, a feature requested by the network's members.

Goodreads will continue to grow under its own identity, brand and culture, which users have come to recognize as an independent voice in the publishing industry, Chandler said.

The companies did not disclose financial details of the deal, which is expected to close by the second quarter of this year. Neither Amazon nor Goodreads responded to our request to comment for this story.

The Goodreads buy is a smart move by Amazon, said Pete Wahlstrom, analyst at Morningstar. Much of the online retail giant's influence comes with its ability to offer on-the-nose recommendations for its millions of users, and that will only increase with the data it can gain from Goodreads.

"Amazon is buying more than a customer list in Goodreads," he told the E-Commerce Times. "It already has millions of users, but Amazon is really looking for the insight into what the Goodreads customers are doing, because it is an incredibly valuable platform. They're going to peek into the inner sanctum of 16 million respected users."

While Amazon is harvesting that data, it also has an opportunity to market to a potential new set of customers.

"All of a sudden, Amazon has all these readers on their platform," he pointed out. "Whether it's through the Kindle or just greater exposure to Amazon, they can really deepen that relationship through the networks and nodes of information available with Goodreads, and then make moves to reach more customers."

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Cases of identity theft rapidly increasing every year Creating strong passwords and protecting smartphones important

By Anthony Bond

PUBLISHED: 05:22 EST, 29 March 2013 | UPDATED: 10:12 EST, 29 March 2013

We are revealing more information about our personal lives than ever before.

Through social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter, many of us openly share private information about our everyday lives.

So it is no surprise that cases of identity theft are rapidly increasing, with more and more people being caught out every year.

On the rise: Cases of identity theft are rapidly increasing, with more and more people being caught out every year

But now, as reported by Mashable, these handy tips have emerged detailing how you can protect against identity theft online.

The graphic above, created by NextAdvisor, shows some of the tips which people can take to protect themselves.

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