Use the “Save” option to bookmark a page. Bookmarking saves a link to the page in your online Diigo library, allowing you to easily access it later.

Highlighting can also be accomplished from the context pop-up. After the Chrome extension is installed, whenever you select text on a webpage, the context pop-up will appear, allowing you to accomplish text-related annotation. Highlight Pop-up Menu – After you highlight some text, position your mouse cursor over it and the highlight pop-up menu will appear. The highlight pop-up menu allows you to add notes to, share, or delete the highlight.

Sticky Note Click the middle icon on the annotation toolbar to add a sticky note to the page. With a sticky note, you can write your thoughts anywhere on a web page.

Over 90% of the 150 million people on Instagram are under the age of 35,

Though it's owned by Facebook, Instagram is a mobile app with distinct demographics

users are neatly divided 50/50 between owners of Android and Apple devices.

In a survey released earlier this month, three quarters of teens said they were using Instagram as their go-to app.

in exchange for another tidbit of honesty: a 1-10 rating, of how much she likes you, your best physical feature, and a numerical scale that answers the question of “are we friends?” and many others.

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Facebook kicked off the summer of 2014 with a controversy that affected nearly 700,000 users. For one week in early 2012, the social network conducted an experiment to determine whether it could change the emotional state of some users by filtering the posts that showed up in their news feeds. (Spoiler alert: It could.) Many experts called Facebook's actions unethical.

These posts, which may read, "You'll never believe what happens next!" or "This will blow your mind," have grown more common as brands try to improve click rates and visibility in users' news feeds

At one point, 35,000 people were signing up every hour.

I feel the urge to give up on Facebook, too, but it is hard to see how Ello presents the solution.

Social networks are inertia-led – the more effort you put into establishing one, the more rewarding an experience it is. Facebook has spent billions upon billions of dollars to make itself as user-friendly as possible. It’s hard to see how a new site can catch up, even with the best ethical intentions.

I have no idea what these features might be – a mobile app and an API would be good places to start – but the gist is clear: to get the optimal Ello experience you had better pay up, but only once, and you’ll have it forever. This is a terrible idea.

Here’s the thing though: the reason Facebook can pull that off is because companies like Datalogix, Epsilon, Acxiom, and Bluekai – all Facebook partners since 2013 – have been tracking what I do and buy for years. Privacy died a long time ago; pretending like Facebook killed it is naive (just ask Richard Stallman). If you truly care about privacy then don’t use the Internet, credit cards, a mobile phone, the list goes on-and-on.

If, on the other hand, you care about making a successful social network that users will find useful over the long run, then actually build something that is as good as you can possibly make it and incentivize yourself to earn and keep as many users as possible.

Ello revealed on Thursday that it raised $5.5 million in a Series A funding round. The company also announced that it has become a legal public benefit corporation, or PBC.

Ello raised $435,000 in seed funding from Vermont-based FreshTracks Capital in March. Its new Series A round is led by FreshTracks and two Boulder-based groups: Bullet Time Ventures (an investor in Jukely, a live event recommendation service) and Foundry Group (which invested in fitness tracking firm FitBit and crowdfunded apparel retailer Betabrand).

It’s worth noting that a number of brands, such as Netflix and Sonos, have created Ello pages. As digital strategist Ben Breier writes, branded content is a form of advertising.

In Yahoo's first quarter earnings report, there once again was no mention of revenue from Tumblr.

The obvious issue is the lack of advertising revenue.

the site's ad sales team has focused instead on encouraging clients to create their own Tumblr blogs and share content in the form of native advertising. Problem is, these ads don't make Tumblr much money.

Why would an entrepreneur want to spend four years as a middle manager at a shrinking dinosaur that just paid him $250 million?

on August 9, Yahoo offered Tumblr founder, David Karp $81 million more to stay at the company for four years

Some have speculated that Yahoo's share price rise reflects the growing value of its stake in Alibaba.

That includes new “Promoted Pins” from large national brands, but now it will also include paid placement for small and medium-sized businesses as well, with a new self-serve product it’s announcing today.

Pinterest’s new Promoted Pins product will enable its partners to only pay the company if users actually click through and view the content they’re promoting. In that way, Pinterest’s those ads aren’t that different from conversion-based links that might appear alongside Google’s search results, or performance-based display ads sold on a cost-per-click basis.

Pinterest still needs to figure out the optimal mix of Promoted Pins to content shared by other Pinners in a user’s feed.

in just a few months, Ello has grown from a tiny online hangout for about 90 artist friends into a backlash-worthy viral phenomenon

but more than one million people have lined up to join the invite-only “beta” version

help from a Denver consultancy, Mode Set,