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While some Internet interactions are online-only relationships, the most common reason we add friends on Facebook is because we know people in real life. According to recent research from NM Incite, for 82% of Facebook users, knowing someone offline is reason to add them on the social network. The next most common reason for adding a friend is having many mutual friends, a practice reported by 60% of users.
This Is Why You Were Friended or Unfriended [STUDY]
Inside Facebook · Open Graph apps: what’s there, what’s next
Dozens of developers have launched Open Graph applications for a range of interests and activities since Facebook expanded beyond “read,” “watch” and “listen” last week. In our tests we’ve “collected,” “answered,” “recommended,” “nommed,” “wishlisted” and more. Here’s a look at what has launched and what could be to come. Music Music apps got a head start after f8 when a few partners gained the ability to auto-publish to Ticker and Timeline. Spotify has dominated since then, but now with Turntable.fm, Soundcloud and others integrating Open Graph, there could be more diversity in how users share what they listen to.What's an average day like on Facebook? Using data from a 2011 study by the Pew Internet and American Life Project , Jess3, a creative agency, has created a new infographic that paints a portrait of who's using Facebook and how. The colorful visualization highlights the commenting, photo-uploading, "liking," and messaging that goes on on Facebook and presents some interesting stats about U.S. users on the social network.
The Average Facebook User: Stats Show How We Use The Site (INFOGRAPHIC)
Facebook, le réseau social que tous les marketeurs ciblent pour leurs actions. Actions au travers des pages fans qui permettent "gratuitement" d'avoir un espace de visibilité. Par Cédric Deniaud Clairement, il faudrait avoir un fort pouvoir affinitaire et donc attractif pour espérer développer fortement sa visibilité. A moins de s'appeler "Bref" qui en quelques semaines a dépassé le million de fans, le challenge se révèle difficile.
Tout savoir sur la stratégie publicitaire de Facebook - TRIBUNE - DOC NEWS
Even though it is just 6 years into business, Facebook , the world’s largest social-networking site has an awesome story to tell. In 2005, despite having zero profit and no clear business model, Facebook gained the attention of big name investors. In 2006, Microsoft pumped in $240 million to become its sole advertising investor. The partnership lasted until January 2010 when Facebook decided to go full steam ahead with its socially powered ads. Revenue soared as Facebook ad platform offered true value and precise targeting .
The Business Behind Facebook [INFOGRAPHIC] | Penn Olson
Social networking: Failure to connect | Media | The Guardian
T he first time I joined Facebook , I had to quit again immediately. It was my first week of university. I was alone, along with thousands of other students, in a sea of club nights and quizzes and tedious conversations about other people's A-levels. This was back when the site was exclusively for students. I had been told, in no uncertain terms, that joining was mandatory.Facebook Dominates Social Content-Sharing - eMarketer
Facebook frappe fort à quelques jours de l'ouverture du Mobile World Congress. Le réseau social vient en effet d'annoncer qu'il comptait désormais plus de 100 millions d'utilisateurs mobiles à travers le monde contre 65 millions en septembre 2009. Le chiffre est loin d'être négligeable puisqu'il représente déjà le quart des 400 millions d'utilisateurs de ce réseau social, fondé il y a tout juste six ans par Mark Zuckerberg. « Nous voulons que Facebook soit accessible à n'importe qui, n'importe quand et depuis n'importe quel terminal », explique Chamath Palihapitiya, vice-président de Facebook, dont la société multiplie les accords avec les opérateurs cellulaires et les constructeurs de téléphones du monde entier.
Facebook mobile compte cent millions d'utilisateurs
Tim Berners-Lee Calls Facebook a Walled Garden - Is That Fair?
What is the value of a Facebook Fan? Zero! | Forrester Blogs
It is a question I hear several times a week: What is the value of a Facebook Fan? I’ve seen answers ranging from $136.38 to $3.60 . I can’t blame vendors, agencies and consultants for trying to answer the question -- the hunger from clients is so great that anyone promising a simple answer is likely to get attention. The problem is that there is no simple answer to such a complex question. In fact, it may be best if marketers approached this question as if the answer is zero -- unless and until the brand does something to create value with Facebook Fans. There are numerous reasons the question of Facebook fan valuation is problematic:Confidentalité / Sécurité sur Facebook
When a service such as Facebook limits users’ creative freedom, it is inevitable that other add-on services will overcome this limitation. This is why then, we see more and more Facebook tab apps that give us more control and freedom when it comes to customizing a fan page or a personal profile. I can’t really understand why Facebook doesn’t create an editor that lets users create a super fan page. I can only guess they don’t want to deal with it and prefer their uniform design, which may be boring but at least it is consistent and familiar. Instead, Facebook lets other people get creative and offer an array of Facebook related apps built on the API. In any case, you must know this by now: A personalized page can drive more attention and probably, more traffic to your brand.

