Online analytics firm ComScore released the latest figures Wednesday about how many people are visiting Facebook. The report showed that unique visitors were down in May from April and March, indicating that the site’s growth might be tapering off.
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Unless you can link a Facebook fan with real-world purchase data, that connection is meaningless.
Since Oecoway released Friendly for Facebook, in August 2010,the iPad application has attracted over three million active monthly users.
While debatable, Facebook is rapidly becoming recognized as a vehicle for democracy based on recent events in the Middle East, something that many regimes are not exactly fans of.
If there is to be a time in Facebook’s history when it will be remembered at its prime, 2011 may turn out to be it.
Today we bring you a roundup of pages that have seen explosive weekly growth on Facebook throughout the past seven days, even if they aren’t the top pages on the site just yet.
Facebook got more U.K. traffic on Christmas than Google, for the first time this year.
Are you managing your company’s Facebook page and want to figure out more secrets to growing your audience? Digital agency Beyond analyzed more than 14,000 posts on the corporate Facebook fan pages of the world’s 100 most valuable brands to come up with one definitive strategy.
Facebook and other social media like Twitter appear to be increasing their influence upon the blogosphere, according to Technorati’s State of the Blogosphere 2010 report, released today.
Bloomberg has published a story suggesting that Facebook shareholders shouldn’t expect an IPO from Facebook any time soon. In fact, they should wait until 2012, when Facebook is more likely to go public. The public offering, which many in the media have been actively anticipating, has continuously been delayed as Mark Zuckerberg has felt no need to go public in the immediate future. The revelation, which was published earlier this morning, is not exactly much of a revelation.
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