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Privacy. Farmville. Réseaux_sociaux. Virtualmoney. Namesake Wants to Be Facebook for the Self-Employed. If you’re self-employed and you want to network with others in your field who might be able to help you find opportunities, you can do that through email, Facebook and maybe even LinkedIn, but there’s no dedicated service to help you build a social graph around your specific area of expertise.
Namesake, a startup based in Los Angeles and run by two of the founders of the social advertising platform Ad.ly, wants to be that service. The company made its public debut at TechCrunch’s Disrupt conference on Monday, although the service itself is still in private beta. Namesake is the third startup for the two co-founders: Dan Gould and Brian Norgard. They built a news aggregation service called Newroo that used algorithms to parse news content and find relationships. Facebook's $50m data center bill. Facebook’s data center costs have more than doubled in just over a year, according to estimates.Data Center Knowledge reports that Facebook is now spending $50 million a year to lease data center space, compared to $20 million in May 2009.
The leap in costs is not surprising given that the social networking site has grown from 200 million users worldwide in mid 2009 to 500 million now. Over the past year, Facebook has added multiple data centers in Ashburn, Virginia and Silicon Valley in California. The company has also announced plans to build its first wholly owned facility in Prineville, Oregon, which is currently expected to span more than 300,000 square feet. Vous Martin Destagnol ? OpenPlayce : le. Untitled from Jean Michel Billaut on Vimeo.
Martin nous explique les tenants et les aboutissants d'OpenPlayce.. Pour faire court, OpenPlayce est un réseau social géolocalisé : où sont mes amis ? Dans quel endroit ? Que font-ils en ce moment ? Gros travail de fourmi : référencés les lieux et les géolocaliser. 1 million de lieux ont ainsi été référencés en Europe. Maintenant les amis. Le plan de Facebook pour conquérir le monde. German Marketing Agency Stealthily Uses Facebook Places For Hiring, Pre ...
We’ve seen quite a few ingenious ways to use the Web for recruitment or to land a job.
The Daily Mail newspaper’s job advert in its search engine-targeted robot.txt immediately springs to mind as does the ad man who bought up Google Adwords spots next to the names of six ad executives he wanted to work with. Altimeter Report: The 8 Success Criteria For Facebook Page Marketing ... Report Snapshot (full report embedded below)Altimeter Group conducted research, and gleaned input from 34 vendors, agencies, and experts, to determine success criteria and develop a roadmap for Facebook page best practices.
We found Eight Success Criteria for Facebook page marketing, and then tested the maturity of 30 top brands across six industries. Our heuristic evaluation revealed that brands fell short – nearly half of the brands we reviewed (14 out of 30) did not fully leveraged social features to activate word of mouth, the hallmark behavior of social networks. Within this immature landscape, a few brands were on the right track to successfully harnessing Facebook page marketing. The Real Reason Why Google Is Overtaking Apple. What a difference a year makes. Up until recently, Android phones were playing catchup with Apple. Now the tables have turned. Apple is now seen as needing to reinvigorate an OS and apps that’s been viewed by some as stale, while Google is now the brains behind some incredibly exciting technology. Payvment lets you launch a storefront on Facebook. Salesforce Chatterizes 10,000 Of Its Customers First Week After Public Launch.
Unsurprisingly, Salesforce is seeing rapid adoption of its social collaboration platform Chatter among its existing customers after launching to the public last week.
In its first week of general availability, Chatter has been integrated by 10,000 of Salesforce’s 77,300 existing customers, or 13 percent of Salesforce’s customer base. Salesforce CEO and co-founder Marc Benioff said in a statement: “We’ve never seen this kind of excitement around a product release before.” U.S. Department of Defense Goes Social...Yes, Really! On Friday, the U.S.
Department of Defense announced a new policy which allows all users of unclassified computers in the .mil domain access to popular social networking sites including Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and YouTube among others. This change in policy effectively reverses the previous ban on accessing these types of sites - a ban that had been in place for nearly three years. In embracing the new policy, the department also launched its own social media hub, a blog-like site complete with live Twitter feeds, Tweetmeme buttons and "share on Facebook" links. And in case you thought they weren't serious, it's also worth noting (as spotted by the New York Times) that news of this announcement broke on the Twitter feed of Price Floyd, the Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs, and not via a traditional press release.
Reversing the Ban New Policy States: No More Blacklist. Présentation de Loic Le Meur sur les réseaux sociaux : les slides ... Le spot TV du film sur Facebook. Twitter et Facebook, état des lieux.