Tomorrow, voters across the U.S. determine the fate of 27 different local ballot questions, and only five of them have Facebook pages.
Analysis
Did Facebook Really Invent The Timeline?
Facebook took a year to develop the timeline profile, but it’s a concept that has evolved over a much greater period of time, says guest writer Christian Lindholm, partner and director at .Fjord.
Could Google Plus Lose The Battle Against Facebook?
Google Plus started out growing faster than any social network has so far. But longer term, new social platform has loads of potential, being able to compete with Facebook is starting to look like a dream.
What Ever Happened To Facebook's Email 'Killer?'
Facebook messaging is only being used within the site, not as the email substitute that the company touted last November 15, says guest writer Tim Watson of Emailvision.
Tax Break: Facebook Forms Open Compute Foundation
While the formal announcement of the Open Compute Foundation didn’t say anything about money, other than the fact that Don Duet from Goldman Sachs would entity, foundations typically administer charitable trusts and make grants. Hello, tax deduction!
Occupy Movement Believes Facebook Censors Them
Members of the Occupy Movement believe that Facebook is deliberately censoring their posts, in what seems like an online parallel to the arrests of protesters in cities across the country.
Facebook And The TV
Facebook wants to continue to increase the amount of attention earned from its 800 million-strong user base. The only way to do that is to become more like a technology that’s increasingly feeling like a relic of the past: Television.
Did Facebook Just Beat Google At Its Own Game?
Facebook may show you stories from multiple people about the same topic, but what’s the magic behind that?
What The New Facebook Means For Local Marketers
It’s not just about how many likes a brand gets anymore. New Facebook changes dictate richer, smarter content to reach customers.
Are You Ever Truly Logged Out Of Facebook?
Facebook is yet again in the news again over privacy concerns. This time however, it doesn’t revolve around obvious and clearly visible issues, but around the suspicious way they work with cookies, which form part of the the hidden tracking mechanisms of the site.
