On Monday, North Social will unveil the first three out of 11 video shorts showing how not to get people to like you on Facebook; we’ve got an exclusive preview of the footage.
EXCLUSIVE: 3 Facebook 'Fan Page Fail' Videos
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WATCH: Facebook's CEO Meets Tom From MySpace
With everyone exaggerating Google Plus’ growth in the social media space, it’s about time for at least one good parody of the general pattern in technology business cycles.
WATCH: College Humor Animates A Facebook Roast
College Humor created an animated roast of Facebook with voiceovers by Penn Jillette, Gilbert Gottfried and Lisa Lampanelli.
WATCH: 'The Offline Social Network'
Get a load of this silly video from down under.
MORE LIVE COVERAGE Of Facebook's Livestream
Facebook’s continuing to livestream long after President Barack Obama’s official Town Hall has finished, and we are liveblogging all of the follow-up coverage. Keep hitting your refresh key to follow the real-time updates.
LIVE COVERAGE: Barack Obama's Facebook Town Hall
Click here for a LIVE VIDEO FEED from Facebook headquarters showing President Barack Obama’s Town Hall, plus two follow-up panels starting around 3:30 p.m. Pacific Standard Time.. Be sure to hit the refresh key often to keep up with our real-time commentary, along with comments from readers at the bottom of the post. We have been live blogging since 12:30 p.m.
WATCH: Facebook Creeping Song
The title of this song and video just about says it all.
Onion Jokes That Facebook Saves Money For CIA
The Onion has posted a video joking that Facebook saves the Central Intelligence Agency a fortune in costs related to espionage.
LIVE: State Department Discusses Facebook In Middle East
The U.S. State Department’s Policy Director for Innovation, Ben Scott, is discussing how Facebook helped give protest organizers in the Middle East a voice — and you can watch the livestream here.
YourTango Launches Facebook-Only Video Series
This week YourTango launched an exclusive-to-Facebook video series called “Alice and Timmy’s Electronic Picture Diaries.” Set in the 1950s, the tongue-in-cheek videos use technology (well, current technology as seen through a 50s lens) as a way of talking about very modern relationship issues.
