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Facebook Posts Can Haunt You: Discoverability in Litigation - Eric Sinrod - Technologist
FindLaw columnist Eric Sinrod writes regularly in this section on legal developments surrounding technology and the internet. Is it possible that information and photos placed on Facebook pages could come back to haunt parties in litigation? Yes. Will that always be the case? No. Should people nevertheless be careful about what they post?The key feature that neither Google+ or Facebook really addresses | MackCollier.com - Social Media Training and Consulting
So like many of you, I finally got a Google+ invite, and plan on kicking the tires a bit over the next few days. But as I was quickly scanning the features, and reading great previews like this one , I was looking for a specific feature. I want the ability to follow content in addition to following people. Let me give you an example (because I can already tell I’m not doing a good job of explaining myself). We all have our networks on Facebook and Twitter.Study: One Facebook fan equals 20 extra website visits | Articles
Social media marketers love Facebook fans. But exactly how valuable is a “like?” Experian Hitwise has an educated guess, backed by some solid research: “For retailers, each new fan acquired on Facebook is worth 20 additional visits to your website over the course of a year.” This number is hardly arbitrary. Here’s how they did it:Mobile
Facebook Courts Netflix But Wants Open Relationship | The Wrap Media
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Last month, Paul Ceglia’s lawsuit saying he owns half of Facebook got the attention of the national and international press, mainly because the suit includes several alleged email exchanges between Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and Ceglia. Facebook offered its response to the suit today in court, repeating its contention that the whole thing is a fraud by Ceglia, who is described in the new filing as “an inveterate scam artist whose misconduct extends across decades and borders.” Ceglia’s complaint “is based upon a doctored contract and fabricated evidence,” Facebook lawyers contend.HubSpot and Webtrends have partnered to provide you with an overview on the 5 key tools for effective Facebook marketing: Website integration, Pages, Ads, Apps, and Analytics. Learn how to drive both b HubSpot and Webtrends have partnered to provide you with an overview on the 5 key tools for effective Facebook marketing: Website integration, Pages, Ads, Apps, and Analytics. Learn how to drive both branding and defensible ROI from your Facebook efforts. http://www.hubspot.com/webinar-the-5-key-tools-for-effective-facebook-marketing/
The 5 Key Tools for Effective Facebook Marketing
When you click on a single photo within a photo album, it pops open in a light-box (what Facebook calls a theatre). Liking and commenting are now positioned over the photo, in an attempt to bump the Edgerank on photos.
Facebook Enhances Comment and Likes In Facebook Page Photos – The Nonprofit Facebook Guy
BandRx: A Free Page Management App for Musicians That Matches Facebook’s Design
BandRx is the latest tool to emerge in the musician Facebook Page management space. Utilizing a modular design, BandRx gives bands flexibility in terms of functionality while retaining Facebook’s design principles. The small company saw leading musician Page management tools from RootMusic and Reverbnation pushing Pages to look more like MySpace and wanted to build a product with a white and blue style that better matched Facebook. In response to the decline of MySpace, the former home of band profiles on the internet, several developers have begun competing to host musicians as they migrate to Facebook.Wordpress Challenges the Facebook Comments Box by Adding Facebook, Twitter Logins to its Comments Widget
Facebook users can now edit a comment they’ve left on a news feed story or wall post by clicking the ‘x’ button within the first few seconds after posting the comment. Instead of deleting the comment as before, the ‘x’ button re-opens the comment input field and lets users edit the previously entered text. This new feature should help users who’ve posted a long comment, but then immediately notice a typo or want to change the comment without having to delete it and re-type the whole thing. Our initial tests show the time window in which edits are permitted to be about 12 seconds.
Facebook Users Can Now Edit Their Comments Within a Few Seconds of Posting
It's really good, that on top of their existing (and really easy to use) Graph API, to see Facebook move towards something that not just developers can easily consume, but any user can also consume and do things with in a simple fashion. Until (and if) Facebook opens up its own API, this is the right approach to take, and they should be commended.
Stay N Alive: Facebook Listens. RSS Added Back to Pages. Will Twitter be next?
AllFacebook Stats - Track and compare Facebook pages
Track and evaluate large amounts of pages by using analyses in the fields fans, interaction and content. Get started now!Facebook Success Beyond the 'Like' - eMarketer
Having a branded Facebook page has become near-essential for many businesses. As such, companies should give as much thought and energy into planning and managing their Facebook page as they do a traditional website. “The rapid adoption of the ‘like’ button and the rise of the Facebook ‘homepage’ are indications that marketing on Facebook has become a necessity for businesses large and small,” said Kimberly Maul, eMarketer writer/analyst and co-author of the new report, “ Facebook Marketing: Strategies for Turning ‘Likes’ into Loyalty .” “Yet the fact that some companies have made Facebook the primary way they engage with consumers online raises serious questions about the risks and rewards of marketing within another company’s structure and rules.” Most Fortune 100 companies now use Facebook for marketing.Facebook Google Burson Marsteller

