Takara Alexis

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Takara Alexis is a Search Engine Optimization Specialist. A former Briarcliff College paralegal student, she is responsible for developing and managing article marketing and for continued link-building strategies for fishbat’s clients. Takara is an enthusiastic Yankees fan, and enjoys reading and listening to good music.

Zuckerberg exploring ways to let pre-teens on Facebook

Takara Alexis
June 8, 2012

Recently the co-chairmen of the Bi-Partisan Congressional Privacy Caucus, Edward Markley and Joe Barton, sent a letter requesting that Mark Zuckerberg give details about Facebook’s plan to permit pre-teens access…

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The rise of the mini media moguls

Takara Alexis
May 31, 2012

Social media is allowing a whole new generation to emerge. With young adults and children taking over social networking sites, it shows just how advanced our youth is today. They…

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Social media: Breaking through the traditional news barrier

Takara Alexis
May 24, 2012

As of 2012, printed newspaper has been surpassed big time by online news revenue. Networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter are becoming the new “Sunday’s paper” causing traditional news…

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Beware of ‘Smartphone face’: How technology is causing complexions to drop

Takara Alexis
May 18, 2012

You thought you had ‘smartphone problems’ while dealing with needing a new phone charger or having those tech-addicts who are glued to their phone, bumping into you? Well listen to…

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Suicidal prevention tools for military service members launched by Facebook

Takara Alexis
May 10, 2012

With all the Facebook apps and social media resources being launched daily, it’s hard to believe that something like this hasn’t been established a long time ago. Facebook has recently…

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Takara Alexis

Beware of ‘Smartphone face’: How technology is causing complexions to drop

Facebook is preparing to beam Internet service down to Africa

Apple bolsters is server-side technologies with FoundationD acquisition

Will Cell Phones Actually Replace Wallets?

Microsoft has sold over 5 million Xbox One consoles