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Tell your story with SwayVertel jou storie met Sway

Tuesday, September 22nd, 2015

Are you tired of predictable PowerPoint presentations seeping into meetings? Especially those with added sound and image effects. Save your office from boredom and convince your colleagues to start using Microsoft’s Sway.

Office Sway is a presentation program and part of the Microsoft Office family of products.  Microsoft markets it as a “digital storytelling app”. On a practical level the software can be utilised to create presentations, reports, newsletters, etc.

Apart from adding your static content, Sway allows you to add interactive content such as videos and charts. You also don’t have to worry about formatting or design – Sway does it for you. Users can pull content locally from the device in use, or from internet sources such as Bing, OneDrive, YouTube, and Facebook. Additionally it suggests relevant images, videos and tweets you might want to add to your presentation.

Sway is available as a downloadable app for Windows 10, iPhone and iPad or as part of the Office online package. Keep in mind that Windows 10 is not yet used on campus PCs, but you can install it on your home PC.

 [SOURCES: www.wikpedia.org, www.gizmag.com, www.techradar.com]

Is jy moeg vir voorspelbare PowerPoint-aanbiedings wat steeds in vergaderings insypel? Veral dié met klank en grafiese effekte. Red jou kantoor van verveling en oortuig jou kollegas om Microsoft Sway te gebruik. 

Office Sway is `n program vir die saamstel van aanbiedings en deel van die Microsoft Office familie. Microsoft bemark dit as `n toepassing om digitaal stories mee te vertel. Op `n basiese vlak is dit sagteware wat gebruik kan word vir die skep van aanbiedings, verslae, nuusbriewe, ens. 

Buiten statiese inhoud, laat Sway jou toe om interaktiewe inhoud soos videos en tabelle te inkorporeer. Jy hoef nie bekommerd te wees oor jou formaterings- of ontwerpvaardighede nie – Sway doen dit vir jou. Gebruikers kan inhoud byvoeg vanaf hul eie toestel of  internetbronne soos Bing, OneDrive, YouTube en Facebook. Dit gee ook voorstelle vir relevante twiets, grafika en videos wat jy dalk by jou aanbieding sou sou kon byvoeg.

Sway is beskikbaar as `n aflaaibare toepassing vir Windows 10, iPhone en iPad of as deel van die Office aanlyn pakket. Hou in gedagte dat Windows 10 nog nie op kampusrekenaars gebruik word nie, maar dat jy dit wel op jou tuisrekenaar kan installeer.

 [BRONNE: www.wikpedia.org, www.gizmag.com]

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Tune in to Bits & BytesSkakel in by Bits & Bytes

Friday, August 21st, 2015

This September the radio version of Bits & Bytes celebrates two years on air with more than 55 broadcasts under its belt. What started out as a fortnightly radio insert on IT news has grown into a weekly institution also covering the latest tech news. Currently Bits & Bytes is the tech show on MFM and Marc-Allen Johnson and Tian Petersen, ITs tech gurus make sure they are constantly up to date with all things hip and happening.

MFM has an audience of 30 000 listeners between the ages of 14 and 28 and is not only broadcasted on campus, but throughout the Stellenbosch area. Anyone who has an interest in technology, not only students, won’t regret tuning in for 10 minutes.  With every insert we try and combine relevant news for students and staff, but also interesting developments on the technological front.

We do realise not everyone will be able to listen to the show due to limited access, so we provide an alternative so you won’t miss out. You can also listen to the broadcasts online by browsing to www.sun.ac.za/bb where you will find all previous 56 broadcasts.  Just click on the mp3 link.

These clips are hosted within the SU network and won’t rocket your internet costs – so you can listen with ease. You’ll also find all previous versions of the Bits & Bytes newsletter.

If you do want to listen to the direct broadcast, tune in every Wednesday at 15:15 on the AM to PM Show on MFM with Eduard and our two resident IT gurus, Tian and Marc-Allen.  Click HERE to listen to MFM live.

You are also welcome to send comments and questions during the show via Twitter and if there’s enough time we will address them. Tweet us at @ITStelleni.

 

Komende September vier Bits & Bytes se radio-weergawe sy tweede verjaardag met meer as 55 uitsendings op ons kerfstok. Wat aanvanklik begin het as `n tweeweeklikse radio-insetsel om allerlei IT-nuus te deel, het intussen gegroei tot `n weeklikse instelling wat veel meer as net die doen en late van IT bespreek. Bits & Bytes is tans dié tech-show op MFM en hoe dan anders met twee aanbieders, Marc-Allen Johnson en Tian Petersen wat behoorlik moet bontstaan om by te hou by elke week se tegnologiese nuutjies. 

MFM het `n gehoor van 30 000 luisteraars tussen die ouderdom van 14 en 28 en word nie net op kampus uitgesaai nie, maar dek die hele Stellenbosch. IT word dus gehoor dwarsoor Stellenbosch en enigiemand wat wil op hoogte bly van tegnologie sal nie spyt wees om 10 minute af te staan en in te skakel nie. Met elke insetsel probeer ons om `n kombinasie van relevante nuus vir studente en personeel, sowel as interessante verwikkelinge op die tegnologiese front op `n informele trant aan luisteraars oor te dra.

Ons besef egter dat almal nie toegang het om altyd regstreeks daarna te luister nie en het die fasiliteit geskep waar jy, nadat dit uitgesaai is, steeds aanlyn na die uitsendings kan luister. Al wat jy hoef te doen is om na WWW.SUN.AC.ZA/BB te gaan waar daar `n lys van alle vorige nuusbriewe is, maar ook al 56 vorige radio-uitsendings. Kliek bloot op die mp3-skakel en bly op hoogte van wat aan die gebeur is met tegnologie.

Die insetsels word binne die US-netwerk gehuisves, dus gaan dit nie jou internetkoste opvreet nie – jy kan met `n geruste hart luister. As jy wel die regstreekse uitsending wil hoor, skakel gerus elke Woensdag om 15:15 op die Lunch Show op MFM saam met Lesley en ons eie Tian en Marc-Allen in. Kliek HIER om aanlyn na MFM te luister.

Jy is ook welkom om kommentaar en vrae in daardie tydsgleuf via Twitter aan ons te stuur en indien daar geleentheid is, sal dit op die lug beantwoord word. Tweet ons by @ITStellenUni!

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The future of televisionDie toekoms van televisie

Friday, August 21st, 2015

On 5 January 1976 South Africans sat with bated breath in front of newly acquired television sets to bear witness to the first ever television broadcast. A lot has changed since then, including the addition of subscription services like DSTV.

Between 1976 and 1978 no ads were broadcasted and after years of using ad breaks to make coffee, we’re back to ad-free viewing with innovations like PVR and more recently VOD.

Video on demand (VOD) perfectly satisfies our demand for instant entertainment and series binge-watching. Up to last year the choices for VOD have been slim.

DSTV’s Box office online, a movie rental service for DSTV subscribers, was the first contender for a VOD audience. Soon others followed suit – Altech with Node, MTN with Frontrow and Times Media Group’s VIDI. When American entertainment provider Netflix announced they would be expanding their service to South Africa by the end of 2016, the race was on.

The biggest game changer occurred this past Wednesday when Naspers announced their entry with Showmax.

SHOWMAX

According to sources Showmax promises to be “…the new M-Net but for the internet age.” Two subscriptions are available – a premium and free option. The premium service will cost R99-00 per month and will include a host of popular series, as well as a combination of blockbusters and older movies.  Old South African series like Egoli, Binnelanders and Agter elke man are also listed on their menu. Whether this is a move towards a target audience or merely saving money in acquiring local productions, remains to be seen.

All you need to use Showmax is a minimum internet speed of 1MB and an internet browser. If you are unsure whether Showmax is for you, a 7 day trial period is available to test the water with first.

[SOURCE: www.mybroadband.co.za,  www.iafrica.com]

vidiVIDI 

Times Media Group launched VIDI in September last year and until Wednesday, they’ve been the biggest competition for Netflix locally.

A monthly subscription goes for R149-00 with unlimited viewing including a wide selection of movies and series. (Apparently more than 1000 worth’s viewing) Movies alone can also be rented at R27-00 for new and R15-00 for older releases.

Once again, a line with a minimum internet speed of 1MB is a prerequisite. Just remember that, if you prefer watching your sport and movies in HD on a big screen, 2 – 4 MB connections are a necessity.

The biggest advantage of VIDI, and all available VOD services, is the choice to watch movies or series whenever you want to, uninterrupted or not. If you can’t finish a movie, pause, stop or bookmark it and it will be added to your to-watch list.

Content can be watched on multiple platforms, including PC, Mac, laptop, Apple and Android tablets and smartphones. VIDI also adapts the quality of files according to your platform and bandwidth, so you should be saved from the frustration of buffering images.

[SOURCES: www.htxt.co.za, www.bizcommunity.co.za, www.sabc.co.za, www.tvsa.co.za and www.mybroadband.co.za]

FRONTROW

MTN initiative, Frontrow, was launched last year in September – a week after VIDI. Marketing has been extremely low-key and the main criticism is the limited viewing options. As should be expected from a cell phone provider, they focus on handheld devices. MTN does offer a package which includes mobile data.

But don’t take our word for it, rather read mybroadband’s review of Frontrow.

Currently VOD can’t compete with traditional broadcasting channels. DSTV alone accumulated up to five million subscribers over the past 5 years. Sport still remains the biggest drawing card – something which no VOD service caters for so far. However, television as we know it will have to adapt to keep up with technology.

I you are considering the VOD route for your home entertainment, read what the experts say about the current internet VOD options, the possible arrival of Netflix in 2016 and how they compare:

ShowMax, Netflix and SA’s disrupted TV future
Netflix could be game-changer in SA
Netflix vs FrontRow vs Vidi vs Node in South Africa

5 Januarie 1976  – Menige Suid-Afrikaner sit in afwagting voor nuut-aangekoopte televisiestelle vir die eerste televisie-uitsending. Intussen het heelwat water onder die brug geloop en ook subskripsie-dienste, soos DSTV, is deesdae algemeen.

Tussen 1976 en 1978 is geen advertensies tussen programme uitgesaai nie en advertensiebreuke was `n geleentheid om vinnig te gaan koffie maak. Vandag  is ons terug by advertensielose televisie met PVR en die meer onlangse nuweling VOD. 

Video per aanvraag (VOD) bevredig die groeiende behoefte vir onmiddellike vermaak en ononderbroke reekskykery, maar tot `n jaar gelede was die keuses maar skraps.

DSTV het eerste toegetree tot die geveg met Boxoffice online, `n fliek-verhuringsdiens vir DSTV-intekenare. Kort daarna het ander hul voorbeeld gevolg – Altech met Node, MTN met Frontrow en Times Media Groep met VIDI. Die laaste hupstoot na meer kompeterende dienste, was Amerikaanse reus Netflix, se aankondiging dat hulle beplan om teen einde 2016 in Suid-Afrika te wees.

En toe gooi Naspers finaal die jakkals in die hoenderhok Woensdag met Showmax, hulle VOD-diens. 

SHOWMAX

Volgens bronne kan Showmax beskou word as nie nuwe M-Net vir die internet-eeu. Twee intekenopsies is beskikbaar – premium en gratis opsie. Premium diens sal jou R99-00 per maand kos met `n verskeidenheid gewilde reekse, sowel as nuwe en ouer flieks. Ou Suid-Afrikaanse reekse soos Egoli, Binnelanders en Agter elke man verskyn ook op hul spyskaart. Of dit `n poging is om `n spesifieke demografie te wen of bloot om geld te spaar, is `n ander vraag.

Vir Showmax het jy `n lyn met internetspoed van ten minste 1MB en `n webblaaier nodig. `n Onbeperkte internetrekening mag waarskynlik ook handig te pas kom. 

As jy onseker is of jy dié roete wil volg, kan jy gerus wees – jy kan dit eers vir 7 dae toets voor jy besluit.

[BRONNE: www.mybroadband.co.za,  www.iafrica.com]

vidiVIDI 

Times Media-Groep het VIDI in September 2014 bekendgestel en tot Woensdag was dit die grootste plaaslike kompetisie vir Netflix. 

Die maandelikse fooi vir onbeperkte toegang tot reekse en flieks (klaarblyklik meer as `n 1000 uur s’n), is ietwat meer as Showmax teen R149-00 kos. Die voordeel is egter dat jy slegs flieks apart kan huur – R27-00 vir nuwe vrystellings en R15-00 vir ouer flieks. Kyk dit wanneer jy wil, maar sodra jy begin het, verval dit na 48 uur.

Soos met Showmax het jy ook `n lyn met internetspoed van ten minste 1MB en `n webblaaier nodig. As jy egter van jou sport en flieks in HD en op `n groot skerm hou, is 2 tot 4 MB `n noodsaaklikheid. 

Een van die grootste voordele van VIDI, en die meeste ander VOD-dienste, is dat jy jou kykgenot kan skeduleer soos jy wil, met, met onderbrekings of nie. As `n fliek te lank raak, kan jy dit stop, by jou lysie voeg en volgende keer kyk jy verder.  

Inhoud kan op verskeie platforms benut word, insluitende PC, MAC, skootrekenaars, Apple en Android tablette en slimfone. VIDI pas ook die kwaliteit van sy leêrs aan by die platform waarop jy kyk en jou bandwydte.

[BRONNE: www.htxt.co.za, www.bizcommunity.co.za, www.sabc.co.za, www.tvsa.co.za and www.mybroadband.co.za]

FRONTROW

MTN-initiatief, Frontrow, is bekendgestel in September 2014 – `n week na VIDI. Bemarking vir die diens was betreklik yl en die grootste kritiek op Frontrow is die beperkte keuse van materiaal en die ondersteunde platforms. Soos seker te verwagte kan wees van `n selfoonverskaffer, is die fokus op slimfone en tablette, nie op rekenaars of televisie nie. 

MTN bied wel `n pakket wat mobiele data insluit. Maar moenie ons woord daarvoor vat nie, lees gerus mybroadband se resensie van Frontrow.

Tans kan VOD nie op dieselfde vlak kompeteer as tradisionele uitsaaikanale nie. DSTV het alleen oor die afgelope 5 jaar 5 miljoen intekenare gewerf. Sport bly sport die grootste trekpleister  – iets waarvoor VOD-dienste nie voorsiening maak so ver nie. 

Alles ten spyt sal televisie en ons bestaande kykgewoontes moet verander om by te hou by tegnologie.

As VOD vir jou klink na die ideale vermaakoplossing, lees wat die deskundiges sê het oor jou opsies, die moontlike koms van Netflix in 2016 en hoe hulle vergelyk:

ShowMax, Netflix and SA’s disrupted TV future

Netflix could be game-changer in SA
Netflix vs FrontRow vs Vidi vs Node in South Africa

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You might be suffering from FOMOJy ly dalk aan FOMO

Thursday, August 6th, 2015

Are you compulsively checking your phone for e-mails, Twitter notifications or Facebook updates? You might be suffering from FOMO.

In a previous article we mentioned that the word hashtag has been added to the Oxford Dictionary last year. Believe it or not FOMO made the cut in 2013 already. Google defines FOMO as follows:

FOMO ˈfəʊməʊ/ noun informal

1. anxiety that an exciting or interesting event may currently be happening elsewhere, often aroused by posts seen on a social media website.

“I realized I was a lifelong sufferer of FOMO”

Although FOMO isn’t directly attributed to social media, it does aggravate the situation. Fear of missing out (FOMO) is merely the modern terminology for “the grass is always greener on the other side” (Psychologies magazine, 18 June 2012)

With so many options and choice available to us, it’s no wonder we feel dissatisfied with our lives. Fortunately a few years back we didn’t know we were missing out, but social platforms like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn make it impossible for us not to see what our peers are up to – socially and career wise.

However, social media hardly ever gives a realistic portrayal of someone’s life.  Who tweets about their sick cat, problems with plumbing or the howling dog next door? We’d rather show our extravagant holiday, meal at an upmarket restaurant or the expensive wine we’re drinking.

According to a nationwide survey done in June 2012 by a pharmaceutical firm, over 62% of about 3 000 respondents aged between 15 and 50 years said that they live in “constant fear” of missing out on something more exciting that what they are doing.

But how do we prevent ourselves from becoming swept up in the hysteria of social media and this constant nagging feeling that we’re missing something? GQ  and Nir and Far have a few ideas, but it all boils down to living and enjoying your life the way you want to and stop trying to keep up with the rest of the world. So why not rather suffer from JOMO (Joy of Missing Out)?

PS. YOLO is an acronym for “you only live once”. Similar to carpe diem, it implies that one should enjoy life, even if that entails taking risks. More on Wikipedia.

[SOURCES: www.forbes.com, www.wikipedia.org]

 

As jy nie kan ophou om na jou selfoon te loer vir e-posse en Twitter-kennisgewings of Facebook-opdaterings nie, ly jy waarskynlik aan FOMO.

In `n vorige artikel het ons genoem dat die woord hashtag verlede jaar bygevoeg is tot die Oxford Dictionary. FOMO is reeds gelys sedert 2013. Google definieer FOMO as volg: 

 FOMO ˈfəʊməʊ/ noun informal

1. anxiety that an exciting or interesting event may currently be happening elsewhere, often aroused by posts seen on a social media website.

“I realized I was a lifelong sufferer of FOMO”

Alhoewel FOMO nie noodwendig sy oorsprong in sosiale media gehad het nie, het die koms van sosiale netwerke mettertyd `n groot impak daarop begin maak. Fear of missing out (FOMO) is bloot die moderne terminologie vir “die gras is altyd groener aan die ander kant”. (Psychologies magazine, 18 Junie 2012)

Met soveel keuse en geleenthede tot ons beskikking deesdae, is dit geen wonder ons voel soms onvergenoegd oor ons lewens nie. Voor sosiale media was ons salig onbewus van ander se doen en late, maar Facebook, Twitter en LinkedIn herinner ons op `n daaglikse basis waarmee ons vriende, kenisse en kollegas besig is – in hul loopbane en op sosiale vlak.

Hierdie voortdurende sosiale bemarking is egter nie `n realistiese uitbeelding van iemand se lewe nie. Natuurlik sal niemand twiet oor hul siek kat, probleme met die loodgieter of die buurman se keffende hond nie. Ons wys eerder waar ons vakansie gaan hou het, watter wonderlike kos ons eet of die ekslusiewe wyn wat ons drink.

Volgens `n landwye opname deur `n farmaseutiese maatskappy, in Junie 2012, het 62% van die 3000 deelnemers tussen 15 en 50 jaar erken dat hulle in “aanhoudende vrees” leef dat hulle uitmis op iets meer opwindend as waarmee hulle besig is.

Maar hoe voorkom ons dat ons opgesweep word in die histerie van sosiale media en hierdie aanhoudende gevoel dat daar iets is wat ons mis? GQ en Nir and Far het `n paar voorstelle, maar op die ou end kom dit bloot daarop neer dat jy jou lewe moet leef en geniet soos JY wil en ophou probeer byhou met die res van die wêreld. So, hoekom nie eerder ly aan JOMO (Joy of missing out) nie?

NS. YOLO is `n akroniem vir “you only live once”. Soortgelyk aan carpe diem, gee dit te kenne dat `n mens die lewe moet geniet, selfs al is daar risikos verbonde. Lees meer op Wikipedia. 

 

 

[BRONNE: www.forbes.com, www.wikipedia.org]

 

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#Hashtag#Hutsteken

Friday, July 24th, 2015

hashtagBefore social media a hashtag or the octothorp was only a symbol on a phone button we never used. Those days are long gone.

Today hashtags are part of our daily vocabulary. The Oxford English Dictionary even added it in June 2014.

The hashtag was first brought to Twitter in 2007 by Chris Messina. Before this the hash or pound symbol, had been used in other ways on the web. For example on IRC chat to indicate channel names. Since then its usage has spread much wider.

hashtag
ˈhaʃtaɡ/
noun
1. a word or phrase preceded by a hash sign (#), used on social media sites such as Twitter to
identify messages on a specific topic.
 
Or by Wikipedia’s definition – “… a type of label or metadata tag, used on social network and micro blogging services which makes it easier for users to find messages with a specific theme or content.”
 
Marketing platform Offerpop sums up the history of the hashtag in an easy infographic.
 
When using a # in front of words or phrases, they will automatically be tagged and searchable for users of the social network – a fast and easy way to accumulate everything related to one topic. Hashtags can be added anywhere – in the middle of a sentence, at the start or beginning. They are particularly useful on a social network like Instagram if you are looking for specific photos of an event or travel images of, for example #paris or #worldcup2014.
 
Their main function should be to provide meta data, context or extra information for a tweet, photo or post. By adding a hashtag you will ensure you tweet will be seen. But make sure it adds value to what you have to say.
 
Unfortunately hashtags can easily be misused. Spammers send tweets with popular hashtags even if the tweet has nothing to do with them in order to gain exposure. When hashtags are misused – for example added to gain followers or not adding to the relevant conversation, the users account can be filtered and even suspended.
 
Two #s are considered acceptable per post or tweet, while three are seen as the limit. Anything more will only annoy your followers. In 2013 Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake performed a parody on the sometimes ridiculous usage of hashtags.
 
Since 2010 hashtags have even been used by some television channels for promotion by adding a “branded” # before, during and after an episodes broadcast.  These will typically appear at the bottom of the screen.
 
They are used by social media experts and major companies to gain followers and increase brand recognition. For more information on how to use hashtags optimally, read Rebecca Hiscott’s article on Mashable.
 
Popular websites supporting hashtags:

 

[SOURCES: www.wikipedia.org]

hashtagVoor sosiale media was `n hutsteken of octothorp die simbool op `n telefoonknopppie wat jy nooit gebruik het nie. Daardie dae is lankal verby. 

Hutstekens (hashtags) is vandag deel van ons woordeskat en is selfs in Junie 2014 opgeneem in die Oxford English Dictionary.

Die hutsteken is vir die eerste keer in Twitter bekend gestel deur Chris Messina.Voorheen is die hutsteken of pond-simbool op verskeie ander maniere op die web gebruik – byvoorbeeld om kanale op IRC (Internet Relay Chat) aan te dui. Sedertdien word dit veel wyer op sosiale netwerke gebruik. 

hashtag
ˈhaʃtaɡ/
noun
1. a word or phrase preceded by a hash sign (#), used on social media sites such as Twitter to
identify messages on a specific topic.
 
Wikipedia definieer dit as `n tipe merker of metadata etiket wat gebruik word op sosiale netwerke of mikro-blogdienste om dit vir gebruikers te vergemaklik om boodskappe oor `n spesifieke onderwerp of met sekere inhoud op te spoor. 
 
Die bemarkingsplatform Offerpop som die geskiedenis van dié simbool goed op in `n eenvoudige diagram.
 
Wanneer jy `n # voor woorde of frases sit, sal hierdie items outomaties gemerk word en soekbaar wees vir gebruikers van die sosiale netwerk – `n vinnige en maklike manier om verwante inligting oor `n onderwerp te versamel. Die # kan enige plek in die inskrywing geplaas word – as deel van `n sin, aan die begin of einde. Dié metode is veral handig by `n sosiale netwerk soos Instagram as jy soek na fotos van `n spesifieke geleentheid of reisfotos, byvoorbeeld #paris of #worldcup2014.
 
Die teken se hooffunksie moet egter wees om metadata, konteks of ekstra inligting vir `n twiet, foto of bloginskrywing te verskaf. Deur `n hutsteken by te voeg, maak jy seker dat jou inskrywing oor `n spesifieke onderwerp gesien word. Maar maak seker dit voeg waarde by.
 
Hutstekens kan maklik misbruik word. Gemorspos-verspreiders stuur twiets met populêre hutstekens bloot om blootstelling te kry – selfs al het dit niks met die boodskap te doen nie. Indien hutstekens misbruik word – byvoorbeeld bloot gebruik word om ondersteuners te kry of niks relevant bydra tot die gesprek nie, kan `n rekening gefilter en selfs opgeskort word. 
 
Twee hutstekens per inskrywing of twiet is aanvaarbaar, terwyl drie die limiet is. Enigiets meer en jy gaan net op jou lesers se senuwees werk. In 2013 het Jimmy Fallon en Justin Timberlake `n skets gedoen oor die soms belaglike gebruik van hutstekens.
 
Sedert 2010 is hutstekens ook gebruik deur televisiekanale vir bemarking. `n Relevante hutsteken word voor, gedurende of na `n episode van `n reeks uitgesaai en verskyn aan die onderkant van die skerm. Dit word gereeld deur sosiale media deskundiges en groot maatskappye ingespan om ondersteuners te kry en handelsmerke te bemark.
 
Vir inligting oor hoe om hutstekens meer effektief te gebruik, lees gerus Rebecca Hiscott se artikel op Mashable.
 
 Populêre webwerwe wat hutstekens ondersteun:

 

[BRONNE: www.wikipedia.org]

 

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