The Internet As A Media And a Medium
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Lunyr platform is based on constant collaboration of contributors & reviewers who are financially rewarded for their effort. It provides free, peer reviewed information for all users.
With almost a 100 different font sizes to choose from, Wordmark presents the Content writer with a rich assortment of font styles. Each of the different fonts can be then used to have a certain type of impact on the reader.
It’s a tool that helps you manage your Web Content with the power of Google Docs. Docdown allows you to write Content for your Site in a word processor.
Everyone likes to share Content with their friends, colleagues & significant others, but sharing on social media can be haphazard & sometimes poorly organized. This visual bookmark publishing tool ‘elink.io’ steps in to help you share Content in an informative & inspirational manner by curating, publishing & sharing links to Online writing.
Those who live to organize will love this – an app to categorize all your Content about 1 product/service in 1 place on your smartphone. All your apps with their related Content is stored in 1 multi-tasking cube on your smartphone. It’s like what you would do on your PC with related Content – save a document with those links. Only, this is with a smartphone which puts all your Content, that is, images, videos, files, tweets, maps, contacts, into a neat box. But wait, there’s more.
Tsu, a social network that pays its users for Content they create & share, is attracting the kind of growth that should make the social media giants sit up & take notice. Just 74 days after its launch in Oct 2014, Tsu announced that it had crossed 2 million users. It’s not surprising that people would prefer to be paid for something they do for free on other social networks.