Chris Snider

Crowdbooster tells me – at a glance – which of my Tweets and Facebook page posts are getting engagement and which are not.

A photojournalist tired of seeing people steal his work has created a watermark app for the iPhone. The app, called Marksta, can be downloaded from the App Store (currently for free). As our social media habits become more and more mobile, the app is a great way to protect your photos on those sites. Or [...]

Mashable has declared 2013 the year of responsive web design. If you are redesigning your publication’s website using WordPress, I highly recommend you look for a responsive WordPress theme.

There are a lot of plugins out there to add a Pinterest feed as a widget on your WordPress website. But a student of mine was looking to add her Pinterest feed to a WordPress page, and we could not find a plugin to do this. Until we finally found Ultimate Photo Widget. This plugin [...]

Plugins can extend WordPress to do almost anything you can imagine. They can help you track visitors. They can allow readers to rate your posts. They can protect you from spam. They can allow visitors to easily like your content on Facebook. They can help you create photo galleries. And there are thousands of them. Find [...]

Need a San Francisco Giants logo or a Detroit Tigers logo for your World Series coverage? I’ve got you covered. Here are all of my Major League Baseball logos.

Baseball season has been in full swing for more than a month, so this seemed like a good time to check in and see which teams have been doing the best job growing a following of fans on Google+.

I’m a sucker for a good gadget, and my latest find is the Brinno GardenWatchCam. This camera takes individual jpg images at set intervals and puts them together into time-lapse videos.

If your job includes tracking Facebook and Twitter followers – your own or your competition – then you should try out a new service from Wildfire. Wildfire’s Monitor lets you track up to 10 Facebook pages and 10 Twitter accounts on one page.

QR codes were big in 2010. And with the number of smartphone users continuing to grow, there’s every reason to believe they will be even bigger in 2011. A QR code looks a lot like a barcode. Users scan the code using their smartphone camera, and it in turn redirects them to a web page [...]