For those who still want to continue using Storify after May next year, the FAQ suggests they try Storify 2, after purchasing a Livefyre license.
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Check out highlights from the chat in our Storify below.
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Check out highlights from the chat in the Storify below.
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We will storify if they are suspending the products sale.
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The shuttering of the service applies to all content and accounts hosted by Storify.
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Storify 2 works inside Livefyre Studio and lets users create stories that can be embedded into sites, though now that most blogging platforms offer direct embeds of posts from Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, there seems to be less of a need for niche products like Storify.
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But earlier this month, Storify announced that its own timeline was, in a sense, coming to an end.
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Check out highlights from our chat in the Storify, below: Storified by Mashable· Thu, Jan 14 2016 19:15:48
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Check out highlights from our chat in the Storify, below: Storified by Mashable· Wed, Mar 09 2016 20:16:29
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Check out highlights from our chat in the Storify, below: Storified by Mashable· Wed, Feb 10 2016 20:17:34
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Check out highlights from our chat in the Storify, below: Storified by Mashable· Wed, Feb 24 2016 20:22:21
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You can get fully caught up here: I made a Storify of all my Dear David threads for easier viewing.
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Check out highlights from our chat in the Storify, below: Storified by Mashable· Wed, May 18 2016 19:22:24
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Check out highlights from our chat in the Storify, below: Storified by Mashable· Wed, Mar 23 2016 20:41:04
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Check out highlights from our chat in the Storify below: Storified by Mashable· Wed, Apr 20 2016 20:58:28
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Check out highlights from the chat in the Storify, below: Storified by Mashable· Wed, May 04 2016 19:13:25
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Check out highlights from our chat in the Storify, below: Storified by Mashable· Wed, Apr 06 2016 19:43:45
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Check out highlights from the chat in the Storify, below: Storified by Mashable· Wed, Jun 01 2016 19:41:44
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Meanwhile, Steve was in the mothership and decided we needed to storify covfefe, since it was already generating buzz online.
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The FAQ section recommends that users export any content they want to save before May 16th, 2018 when Storify officially shuts down.
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Here's a quick recap so you can get up-to-date: I made a Storify of all my Dear David threads for easier viewing.
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To go beyond comments, Livefyre also acquired the likes of Storify and launched its Livefyre Studio product to curate user-generated content and republish it.
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Storify, a service that let users create stories by compiling posts from Twitter, Facebook, and more into an embeddable package, is shutting down in May 2018.
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" Adobe has a product page up for Storify 2, which it describes as "providing workflows and collaboration tools to streamline live blogging for large news organizations.
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Check out highlights from the chat in the Storify below: Storified by Mashable· Wed, Jun 29 2016 19:22:54 Have something to add to this story?
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Since 2010, journalists and storytellers used Storify to put tweets, Facebook posts, and other social media content into a nice, neat chronological timeline that told a story.
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The company actually introduced a feature called Custom Timelines back in 2013 — which let people create links to curated lists of Tweets around specific events, à la Storify.
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Sarah Jeong has a Storify here -- including the moment when jurors asked for help with the court-furnished computer because they were struggling to open source code on the device.
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Livefyre CEO Jordan Kretchmer said that none of his company's products, including the liveblogging service that grew out of its acquisition of Storify back in September of 2013, are shutting down.
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There's already such a need for a way to aggregate collections of tweets into a cohesive story, that third parties like Storify stepped in long ago with their own tools for the task.
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That Uber rider ain't no snitch, and boy would this have been better if that person could have presented it in a prettier way using tools like Storify…or hey, the Moments tool.
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As the severity of the situation continued to increase, services including PayPal, GitHub, Box, Spotify, Storify, Comcast, Basecamp and Eventbrite began making statements to their users: According to downdetector, Twitter reported problems at 7:22 a.m.
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At its heyday a few years ago, Storify was popular with storytellers and journalists for being an easy way to create and embed a timeline of various social media content into their work — similar to what Twitter's Moments is today.
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Media organizations used Storify in coverage of ongoing news stories such as elections, meetings and events. Poynter.org recommended using Storify for covering social movements, breaking news, internet humor and memes, reactions and conversations, and extreme weather. CBC used Storify to cover the 2011 London riots, TRT World used Storify to cover the UK general election 2015 and Al Jazeera has a show called "The Stream" that collected perspectives on news stories using Storify.
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Storify was a social network service that let the user create stories or timelines using social media such as Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Storify was launched in September 2010, and had been open to the public since April 2011. Storify was shut down on May 16, 2018. In September 2013, Storify was acquired by Livefyre, in turn acquired by Adobe Systems in May 2016.
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TIME rated Storify as one of the 50 best websites of 2011. The concept was created in 2010 by co-founders Burt Herman and Xavier Damman. The website got its current name from the obsolete, former dictionary word: storify. Storify means "to form or tell stories".
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Burt Herman worked as a correspondent at the Associated Press where the word storify was regularly used by editors. On December 12, 2017, Storify announced that no new accounts could be created as of that date, and that its standalone website would be shut down effective May 16, 2018, as it only supports the "Storify 2" version built into the enterprise Adobe Experience Manager Livefyre product.
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In May 2016, Adobe Systems agreed to purchase Livefyre, planning to allow customers to monetize comments made using Livefyre./ In October 2016, Livefyre shut down its Community Comments WordPress plugin in order to focus exclusively on enterprise-level customers. On December 12, 2017, Storify announced that they would be shutting down the service on May 16, 2018. Existing Storify users were encouraged to use the Storify 2 features built into Livefyre.
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As of October 2014, Storify had a global Alexa rank of #3,961 and over 50,000 sites linking in. Internet averages indicated that most Storify users were women between 25 and 34 years of age who had no children and browsed the site from work.
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The main purpose of Storify was to allow users to create stories by importing content from various forms of media into a timeline. Users were able to search for content related to their story from sources such as YouTube, Twitter (one of the more popular ones), Instagram, Flickr, and Google, as well as other stories on Storify, and then drag that content into their own Storify story timelines. Users could add comments to the links that they provided within their stories, and could also embed URLs in their stories. Users could also embed their own Storify stories for content syndication elsewhere on the internet.
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The stream has partnered with Storify, a platform that lets users tell stories using social media such as tweets, photos and videos. Guests are mostly brought in through Skype. The Stream airs Monday through Thursday on Al Jazeera English at 19:30 (UTC).
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Storify launched its private beta as a finalist at TechCrunch Disrupt in September 2010. It won the Startup Accelerator at South by Southwest in 2011. The company received $2 million in funding from Khosla Ventures. Storify's public beta went live in late April 2011.
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The analysis predominantly covered the icon changes Apple had made to their operating system. In February 2014, it was stated on Storify that the consultancy firm, Empirical Development were to merge. Following the announcement, one of the founders of Empirical Development featured in Fast Company, discussing the legacy app updates for iOS7. Later that month, MartianCraft acquired BitBQ, who were in control of the TouchPad and NumPad apps.
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The 18F blog provided a detailed description of the technology stack used to build the website, which was picked up by Hacker News and formed the basis of a more picture-heavy version in Storify. The data is collected through a unified Google Analytics account that stores anonymized IP addresses to preserve privacy. This is periodically queried using an open source analytics tool built by 18F called the analytics reporter, whose repository is available on GitHub. The JSON result is stored to Amazon S3 and served statically through Amazon CloudFront.
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The show's social media team and second screen technology enabled viewers to engage 24 hours a day with new content, comments, user-generated videos and a variety of posts. The Stream relied heavily on a variety of online resources and social media tools to connect with people across the United States and around the world. This includes "Storify", which allowed the aggregation of additional information, links, and photos about show topics on the website; "Video Genie", which enables viewers to leave video questions for the show 24–7; and Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, and Reddit. It also hosted Google+ Hangouts and uses Skype rather than satellite feeds for nearly all guest interviews.
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Although the rhetorical canon of delivery once referred to the oral/aural and bodily aspects of delivery, in the age of digital rhetoric, it refers to "Internet-based communication" and the media that are used. While the study of digital rhetoric is not specific to any one technology or era of technology, ideas in digital rhetoric have evolved alongside new technologies such as smartphones, new and easy to use composing platforms like Storify, Pixorial, and WeVideo, and techniques such as Ajax. One way of studying digital rhetoric is to trace the ways that the affordances and constraints of technology "support and enable the transformation of the old rhetoric of persuasion into a new digital rhetoric that encourages self-expression, participation, and creative collaboration". More recently, digital rhetoricians have transduced the information through the digital that we regularly interact with and ultimately form our consciousness, knowledge, and habits of mind.
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His designs have been described as eclectic, flamboyant and maximalist, almost psychedelic, and drawn from several influences that span from cinema and theatrics to post-punk, crochet and glamour.Brenda Polan, Roger Tredre, The Great Fashion Designers: From Chanel to McQueen, the names that made fashion history, Bloomsbury Publishing, January 9th, 2020Anders Christian Madsen, Gucci's poetry of luxury, I-D Vice, April 18th, 2016 Alessandro Michele refers to himself as an art archaeologist - historicist of garments - rather than a creative director, considering that clothes are meaningless without a historic context. In his fashion Renaissance process, he explores how adornment and embellishment was used over the centuries, bringing a kaleidoscopic mix of times and cultures that resonates with Gilles Deleuze's idea of "assemblage".Rebecca Mead, Gucci's renaissance man, The New Yorker, September 12th, 2016 Alessandro Michele is the mannequin of his own creations - Christ-like beard with long dark hair, knee socks made of thick wool with sandals, mourning rings on his fingers \- and believes that fashion helps individuals storify their existence. For Michele, fashion shows are “a procession of epiphanies and expanded thoughts that settle into a different partition of the sensible”.
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