The man behind the humorous infographic we ran last week about Facebook’s initial public offering,Victoria, British Columbia-based Forbes blogger Greg Voakes, is at it again, this time with MBA Online infographic “What Is Smaller Than Mark Zuckerberg?”
Some Facebook users are seeing the option of liking a brand page directly from a post due to the addition of a new like button near the top, next to the name of the page.
Some may say that after being together in a relationship for nine years, it was high time that Facebook Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg put a ring on it. The nuptials between Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan, one day after the social network’s initial public offering, were well-timed and savvy from a legal perspective, as well, divorce attorneys in California told Reuters.
The hopes of collectors who sought to own one share of Facebook stock from its initial public offering last week were dashed, as paper stock certificates will not be made available, after all.
In what almost seems like a version of Klout for employees of a brand, with a host of other robust features, social software provider Dachis Group rolled out Employee Insight, a software-as-a-service application that measures the social media contributions of employees.
Video chat provider OoVoo announced a spate of new features, including a 12-way free video chat application for Facebook.
While gambling is illegal on Facebook, users who want to play casino games with more at stake than their name on a leader board may find themselves hopping over to RocketFrog.
We’re excited to announce the launch of our new conference, Social Curation Summit! Join us in New York July 31 for the first-ever full-day conference exploring the business of social content curation and visual communities. We’re offering a special early bird rate of only $199 when you register by Thursday, June 7.
Facebook marketing outfit GroSocial announced the close of a $1 million series-A funding round, led by Kickstart Seed Fund, with contributions from Monarch Partners, Rock & Hammer Ventures, and other angel investors.
On the heels of the highly anticipated Facebook initial public offering, tech biggie Microsoft made a hush-hush entrance into the social networking arena, unleashing its So.cl experiment from beta-testing.
