Facebook, Google changes renew debate on Internet privacy
Facebook and Google users: Your social media and online life is about to change, and there’s almost nothing you can do about it.
Facebook is rolling out Timeline, a scrapbook-like profile page that gathers every post a user has made and arranges ...
f8: A New Class of Apps
By Bret Taylor
We are hosting our fourth f8 conference today in San Francisco, where we’re introducing the the next evolution of Facebook Platform and the Open Graph. The Open Graph is the most significant update to Platform since it launched in 2007, ...
New Facebook Features From F8 Include Timeline, “Liking As A Verb,” & More Engaging Apps
Overview:
Your Timeline is a new type of profile that lets you better express yourself, discover new things throughfriends, and control how you tell your story.
Product Details:1) Cover
– Your cover is the first thing people see when they ...
New Advertising guidelines for Facebook Ads
Today, we’re announcing a new version of our Advertising Guidelines that we hope are simpler, better organized and more intuitive. We gave the guidelines a makeover, in part to address the valuable feedback we’ve received from our users, ...
Facebook released design and feature changes to Pages
After launching a Profile redesign in December, Facebook released design and feature changes to Pages today, bringing them up to date with a new design that features photos. The result? Page owners now have more reach and utility across the platform.
One ...
Five questions — and answers — about Facebook Groups
Another week, another Facebook controversy — this time, over the site’s just-relaunched “Groups” feature, which lets you create instant private or public spaces for your friends, co-workers, fellow hobbyists, you name it.
Personally, ...
So what does a Facebook member do on the site? What exactly does the site have to offer? More importantly, what can I get out of the experience?
Here’s a list of various activities and pursuits to get you started on the road to answers to those questions:
Connect with people. Connect with friends, family, colleagues, and fellow students. Reconnect with old friends, acquaintances, and family ...


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