Google today added a new feature to Google+: pinned posts.You can now choose to pin one of your posts to the top of your profile or page. As you’d expect, a pinned post is shown above all your ...

Brand posts on Google+ will no longer be displayed in the Knowledge Graph cards, instead they'll be treated like all other social updates in the traditional search results.

Are you using the Google+ Interactive Post markup to improve click through rates on your Google+ shares? Probably not. I'm not. I should. You should. Google+ Interactive Posts are ways of adding ...

Google has made another slight move away from Google+, its social branch. Cards displayed with info sourced via Google’s knowledge graph will no longer show a brand’s posts on the social network.

The latest iteration of Google+ heavily revolves around Collections and Communities. To help prevent spam and inappropriate content, Communities now have more aggressive content controls and ...

The Google+ posts will scroll automatically, or you can control them manually via the up/down arrows at the top. Note, too, that Google is trying to pre-empt anti-competitive claims by including ...

Google+ will be shut down in a matter of weeks, but its archive of public posts may live on indefinitely. Internet Archive recently announced plans to save public Google+ content at the Wayback ...

Google+ got an update on Monday that will allow for embeddable posts on third-party websites, and an easier way for people to see who wrote shared articles.

Google today announced a big change to Google+: automatically highlighting posts. Google says it wants to emphasize recommendations made by your friends in your Google+ stream. The feature is ...

Google has added business-focused features to its Google+ social network including restricted posts, video Hangout integration with Calendar, and better administrative controls.

Google has debuted an embeddable posts feature so websites can paste public Google+ posts into their pages, a capability already in place for Twitter and Facebook posts.

Google+ gets the axe on April 2, but some of your old posts may be sticking around—whether you want them to or not.In an effort to preserve internet content, the Internet Archives and ArchiveTeam ...