The Facebook Public Policy Office in Berlin has likely been in overdrive due to the social network’s ongoing conflict with the north German state of Schleswig-Holstein over whether Facebook users should be allowed to use pseudonyms, but staffers in Berlin welcomed U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry Tuesday, and Kerry signed the office’s wall.
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Facebook is increasingly becoming a worldwide phenomenon, with talent coming from all over the globe. The social network recently wrapped up World Hack 2012, where developers from several different countries competed to create the best Facebook applications.
Facebook is taking its hacker culture worldwide, announcing the Facebook Developer World Hack 2012, a series of events this month and in September aimed at educating its developers and having them compete to see who has the best ideas and who can bring them to life.
What do Chicago’s Wrigley Field, Avenue des Champs-Élysées in Paris, and T.G.I. Friday’s in Oslo, Norway, have in common? They were all the top destinations in their respective cities in terms of check-ins on third-party applications using Facebook’s application-programming interface since its August 2010 launch, according to a new post from the social network, Social Landmarks Around the World.
