It’s a good day for Viddy. The free app that allows users to, with a few taps on their iPhones, capture and edit videos then share them via e-mail, text or social networks, rose to the top of the app charts today, hitting the coveted number one spot for the first time. This success can in part be attributed to the app’s integration with Open Graph that occurred two months ago as well as the launch of its Timeline app.
Facebook is launching a listen button on musical artists’ pages, residing between the like and message buttons.
The social music application iHeartRadio increased its monthly active users 30-fold since upgrading for Facebook timeline. The app lets users create customized radio stations and then let friends know what they’re listening to with what else but the open graph action verb “listen.”
Design-oriented retailer Fab.com has seen its referral traffic from Facebook double since upgrading for timeline, and its membership has shot up to 3.2 million from 1.8 million.
Four of Facebook’s video partners made the director’s cut due to their early success with applications upgraded for timeline: Viddy, Vevo, Izlesene, and Dailymotion.
TripAdvisor’s Cities I’ve Visited application is enjoying ten times as many visitors since upgrading for timeline.
Foodspotting has seen referral traffic from Facebook quadruple and monthly average users double since the upgraded for timeline this January.
Citizen Cosponsors taps Facebook’s open graph actions so that people can follow the lawmaking process and share affinities with friends on the social network.
Video-sharing site Izlesene has grown its user base 16-fold after upgrading to Facebook’s open graph actions.
Eight different Facebook applications have upgraded their offerings to populate the right-hand side of timeline profiles.
