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Thursday, September 13, 2012

Facebook Subscribe Button: What It Means for Each Type of User

When Facebook launched its Subscribe button on Wednesday, many were quick to note its implications for journalists, celebrities and other thought leaders. The new feature allows for users to follow public updates, and these are the people most often broadcasting their ideas.
Yet there’s more the average user can get on board with than meets the eye. The release came with a slew of additional features — including a more customizable News Feed and increased privacy — that users have been wanting for years. The trouble is, there are so many moving parts in this product launch. Users are now presented with a number of options, and they’ll need to dig deep to understand which pieces to take and which to leave.
We hope to make that process a little easier for you. Here are some key points you should know based on what type of user you are:

Super Users & Celebrities

If you’re kind of a big deal, you likely already have a Facebook fan page to update your followers on what you’re up to. The launch of the Subscribe button leaves you with two options:

1. Keep the fan page and continue to maintain two separate Facebook presences: profile and page. This strategy’s main pro is that pages are optimized for marketing. Profiles can’t be updated by multiple admins and fans are more acclimated to updates with an on-brand feel. Perhaps more importantly, profiles don’t have Facebook’s analytics tool Insights — and “they probably never will,” says Vadim Lavrusik, journalist program manager at Facebook and former Mashable community manger.
2. In the coming weeks, you’ll be able to migrate page “likers” to profile-update subscribers. This feature is not yet available to all users, but some, including Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Mashable Editor at Large Ben Parr, have already done this. After the migration is complete, you will lose all page content. The biggest advantages? Profiles are easier to update via mobile than pages and people are prioritized over pages in search.

With either of these methods, you’ll have direct messaging capability (from your profile to your page likers or from your profile to your subscribers) and neither has a limit on the number of people who can follow your content (subscribers or likers — though profiles do have a limit of 5,000 friends).

Journalists & Artists

The Subscribe button is arguably most beneficial for journalists and artists. Though, in a sense, they’re public figures, these types of Facebook users likely aren’t well-known enough to justify a fan page.
If this sounds like you, the first thing you need to do is actively opt-in to allow subscriptions to your profile. You can then choose to allow subscribers to comment on your updates and control your notifications.
Another change to note is that when you unfriend someone, they stay subscribed to your public updates. This is important if you’ve been accepting friend requests from people you don’t know who want to follow your work. It can be uncomfortable to friend someone without knowing them personally. The Subscribe button allows you to unfriend these people and still reach them via public updates.
Finally, when composing updates you want your subscribers to see, be sure to set the privacy to Public. They won’t see it otherwise.

Parents & Teachers

The relationships parents and teachers should have with their kids and students on Facebook has always been a touchy subject. The Subscribe feature can help to make crossing the Facebook connection threshold less awkward.
Users can subscribe to others without enabling others to subscribe to them. This means teachers can allow their students to follow their public updates about school and classes without actually friending them (and accessing more personal information). That way, students can continue to update friends about their lives without worrying what might pop up in their teachers’ News Feeds.
For parents, this feature may work the other way around. Instead of asking your son or daughter who’s away at college what that Jaime So-and-So they used to hang out with is up to, you could subscribe to Jaime, whereas friending her might be uncomfortable. The feature could also be helpful if your kids aren’t OK with you watching their every virtual move. Brace yourself for a sensitive conversation at the dinner table.
It’s good to note here that only adults (age eighteen and older) can post public updates, so minors aren’t able to have subscribers. However, minors are able to get public updates from adults who have allowed subscribers.

Students & Average Users

For the occasional Facebookers who mostly use the service to keep up with friends and post photos, here’s the bottom line: You never have to see your Aunt Suzie’s FarmVille updates ever again. But, you can still see her photos, videos and status updates if you’d like.
Before the Subscribe button launch, it was either all or nothing when it came to blocking a person’s updates from your News Feed. Now you can control what types of updates you see from a person and how often. That means you can skip the virtual sheep without missing out on engagement notifications and puppy albums.
As of now, the feature is only available for tailoring updates from non-friends that you’re subscribed to. The Subscribe button, and this feature, will be rolled out to friend pages in the next few days, Lavrusik says.

Conclusion

As the virtual world grows, relationships and the ways we’re connecting with others are changing. The Subscribe button addresses issues about the depth of connection the term “friend” implies on Facebook.
Some critics say the feature goes against Facebook’s nature — that it was built on “friending,” not “following.” It’s important to note that the News Feed algorithm weights updates from friends as well as private posts more heavily than public ones. In addition, the Close Friends list Facebook rolled out on Tuesday makes the updates from your strongest relationships more prominent in your News Feed, and you can enable notifications specifically from friends in this list.
With the number of new social networks gaining speed, Facebook is and should be making changes to stay competitive. What’s important is that it doesn’t divert too far from its core. In this update, Facebook is only giving its users more options — which the majority may or may not take advantage.
Correction: An earlier version of this story neglected to state the migration of fan page likers to profile subscribers is not yet available to all Facebook users. This story was updated Friday, Sept. 16 to more accurately explain when Facebook will roll out this tool.

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Friday, August 17, 2012

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Illayaraja – Mp 3

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Mp 3 Forum

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Latest Mp 3

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http://bigsong.net/

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www.tamilvibez.com

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http://www.tamilcinema.dk/

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http://www.tamilmusicland.com

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Torrent

http://www.moviejockey.com/

www.uyirvani.com

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Domain Check

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Thursday, August 25, 2011

Arasu Cable TV Corporation Limited

Introduction

Arasu Cable TV Corporation Limited was incorporated under Companies Act, 1956 on 04.10.2007 with an intention to provide high quality cable signals to the public at an affordable cost. To achieve the objective, high quality Digital Head Ends were installed at a cost of approximately Rs.8 Crore each at Thanjvur, Coimbatore, Tirunelveli and Vellore with control rooms and without control rooms at Madurai and Trichy.

Aim

The aim of the Corporation was to provide signals to the public through Local Cable Operators and Multi System Operators to the end users at an affordable cost.

Quick contact

The Corporate Office of ACTCL

"Raag Durbar”,

Flat No. 1-A, First Floor,

No.45, Sterling Road,

Nungambakkam,

Chennai – 600034.

Tel: +91-44-2825 3020

Email:arasucabletvcorp@gmail.com

Website Link : http://210.212.62.58/

Thursday, August 18, 2011

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Wednesday, July 6, 2011

Thursday, June 16, 2011

IFSC CODE l IFSC BANK CODE l NEFT CODE l Find IFSC Code

IFSC CODE l IFSC BANK CODE l NEFT CODE l Find IFSC Code

RTGS - Real Time Gross Settlement ( Minimum Amt Rs 1 lakh) NEFT - National Electronic Funds Transfer (Any amt) IFSC - Indian Financial System Code
RTGS and NEFT
are related to funds transfer over the internet using your internet banking.

How to find out ifsc code for particular bank ?

http://bankifsccode.com/

http://www.ifsc-code.com/

IFSC is Indian Financial System Code. This is eleven digit alphanumeric code and unique to each branch of bank. First four tells about name of bank and remaining seven tells about branch number. This code is given on the cheque book. It also required to transfer the money by NEFT or RTGS if you don't know the address of branch.

Abhyudaya Co-Op Bank Ltd
Allahabad Bank
Axis Bank
Bank Of Bahrain And Kuwait
Bank Of Ceylon
Bank Of Maharashtra
Barclays Bank Plc
Bnp Paribas
Catholic Syrian Bank Ltd
Chinatrust Commercial Bank
Citizencredit Co-Op Bank Ltd
Corporation Bank
Dbs Bank Ltd
Deutsche Bank Ag
Dhanlaxmi Bank Ltd
Dombivli Nagari Sahakari Bank Ltd
Hdfc Bank Ltd
Icici Bank Ltd
Indian Bank
Indusind Bank Ltd
Janakalyan Sahakari Bank Ltd
Kapole Co-Op Bank
Karur Vysya Bank
Mahanagar Co-Op Bank Ltd
Mashreq Bank Psc
New India Co-Op Bank Ltd
Nutan Nagarik Sahakari Bank Ltd
Oriental Bank Of Commerce
Punjab And Maharashtra Co-Op Bank Ltd
Punjab National Bank
Reserve Bank Of India
Societe Generale
Standard Chartered Bank
State Bank Of Hyderabad
State Bank Of Mauritius Ltd
State Bank Of Patiala
Syndicate Bank
Ahmedabad Mercantile Co-Op Bank Ltd
Bharat Co-Op Bank (Mumbai) Ltd
Federal Bank Ltd
Jammu And Kashmir Bank Ltd
Kalyan Janata Sahakari Bank Ltd
Lakshmi Vilas Bank Ltd
Nainital Bank Ltd
Royal Bank Of Scotland
Shamrao Vithal Co-Op Bank Ltd
Tamilnadu State Apex Co-Op Bank Ltd
West Bengal State Co-Op Bank Ltd
Union Bank Of India
Vijaya Bank

Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank
Andhra Bank
Bank Of America
Bank Of Baroda
Bank Of India
Bank Of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Ufj Ltd
Bassein Catholic Co-Op Bank Ltd
Canara Bank
Central Bank Of India
Citibank Na
City Union Bank Ltd
Credit Agricole Corp and Investment Bank
Dena Bank
Development Credit Bank Ltd
Dicgc
Firstrand Bank Ltd
Hsbc
Idbi Bank Ltd
Indian Overseas Bank
Ing Vysya Bank Ltd
Jpmorgan Chase Bank
Karnataka Bank Ltd
Kotak Mahindra Bank
Maharashtra State Co-Op Bank
Mizuho Corporate Bank Ltd
Nkgsb Co-Op Bank Ltd
Oman International Bank Saog
Parsik Janata Sahakari Bank Ltd
Punjab And Sind Bank
Rajkot Nagarik Sahakari Bank Ltd
Shinhan Bank
South Indian Bank
State Bank Of Bikaner And Jaipur
State Bank Of India
State Bank Of Mysore
State Bank Of Travancore
Tamilnad Mercantile Bank Ltd
Bank Of Nova Scotia
Cosmos Co-Op Bank Ltd
Greater Bombay Co-Op Bank Ltd
Kalupur Commercial Co Op Bank Ltd
Karnataka State Co-Op Apex Bank Ltd
Mehsana Urban Co-Op Bank Ltd
Ratnakar Bank Ltd
Saraswat Co-Op Bank Ltd
Surat Peoples Co-Op Bank Ltd
Thane Janata Sahakari Bank Ltd
Uco Bank
United Bank Of India
Yes Bank Ltd