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Depuis hier après-midi, Facebook semble tester une nouvelle fonctionnalité en parallèle de "Facebook comments" son module externe de commentaire annoncé sur Techcrunch . Ce premier module "Facebook comments" pour mémoire s'insère en bas de votre article et vous permet de commenter avec votre identité Facebook, en même temps qu'il vous est proposé de reposter automatiquement votre commentaire sur votre mur Facebook. Par la suite, si un de vos amis commente votre commentaire sur votre mur, le commentaire de votre amis sera ajouté aux commentaires en bas d'article, récupéré en sein du module "Facebook comments".
Une page Facebook g?n?r?e automatiquement pour chaque article de votre blog - Strat?gie de communication et web social
A big, powerful wild card just entered the movie distribution business. Warner Bros. Entertainment announced today it will begin distributing movies for sale and for rent through Facebook, beginning with "The Dark Knight." Initially it will be available for rental for $3 or 30 Facebook credits.
Meet Your New Media Company: Facebook | DigitalNext: A Blog on Emerging Media and Technology - Advertising Age
Three weeks after Warner Bros. announced plans to digitally rent movies on Facebook , starting with The Dark Knight, the studio has added five more titles that will become available for rent starting Sunday night. At 10 p.m. PT, consumers will be able to rent the first two movies of the Harry Potter franchise, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets ; Christopher Nolan's mid-bending Inception ; romantic comedy Life As We Know It ; and Yogi Bear , which became available on DVD, Blu-Ray and 3D Blu-Ray on March 22.
Warner Bros. Adds 'Inception,' Two 'Harry Potter' Movies to Facebook Digital Rental Offerings - The Hollywood Reporter
Butler plotted points of connection between people from different cities to arrive at the stunning image you see above (click to enlarge). The entire outline of the globe, including borders between countries, are defined not by geographies but human relationships. He writes: “What really struck me, though, was knowing that the lines didn’t represent coasts or rivers or political borders, but real human relationships. Each line might represent a friendship made while traveling, a family member abroad, or an old college friend pulled away by the various forces of life.” Interestingly, there is no Antartica or even China, Russia and Central Africa to be found on the map, marking places where Facebook has little to no reach.
Facebook Intern Uses Human Connections to Visualize Globe - DesignTAXI.com
Facebook accidentally went live with a handful of prototype features earlier today, including a site-wide yet short-lived overhaul of Pages . Roughly 45 minutes after the mistaken update, Facebook disabled the site, reverted back to its previous state and then tweeted apologetically about the downtime . But that brief span of time was enough for Facebook members and Page admins to get a sneak peek at new features in the works. Facebook admitted to pushing features before their time. “Also, some internal prototypes were exposed to people and resulted in us disabling the site briefly.
New Facebook Features Exposed in Accidental Update
Facebook Now Valued at $65 Billion [REPORT]
Facebook has jumped in value from $50 billion to $65 billion, based on a new investment stake. A report on CNBC states that General Atlantic is buying 0.1% of the company. Facebook’s new valuation is based on the value of that stake, according to the article, which cites “people with knowledge of the transaction.”
Facebook has just acquired group messaging service Beluga , we’ve learned. Here’s what we know: Facebook has acquired both the product and the team, and the plan is apparently to keep the service open for now. With past acquisitions, Facebook has only acquired companies for their talent. But this time it’s apparently a bit different, as they’re interested in both the talent and the technology behind Beluga. It was barely two months ago that we first wrote about Beluga — when I called it my “ group messaging white whale “. Since then I’ve been a non-stop user of the service and figured it would be one of the stand-out stars at SXSW this year.
Facebook Acquires Group Messaging Service Beluga In A Talent AND Technology Deal
L’une des nouveauté de 2010 sur Facebook fut l’apparition des crédits : une monnaie virtuelle qui permet d’acheter des objets virtuels dans plus de 150 jeux sur Facebook, les plus connus Farmville, Cytiville ou Pet Society. Début 2011, Facebook annnonce qu’à partir de juillet, les développeurs seront obligés de proposer les Facebook Credits comme moyen de paiement avec 30% de commissions sur les transactions. Cette nouveauté fut dans un premier temps testée dans certains jeux signés Zynga avec des accords avec Facebook pour booster les joueurs en ligne. Et la communauté des joueurs en ligne ne cesse d’augmenter avec Zinga qui compte aujourd’hui plus de 230 millions de joueurs actifs mensuellement. Selon le fondateur de Zynga, Mark Pincus, 10 millions d’utilisateurs de Facebook jouent quotidiennement aux jeux de la firme.
Les Crédits Facebook : avenir du e-commerce ? | Webmarketing & co'm
In the past, we have used the Facebook Like button as a baked-in promotional mechanism to drive referral marketing of deals, and that formed the core functionality of our product (see screenshot below for an idea of how we did it with our SaaS group buying solution for online retailers ). After nearly 6 months of collecting data and experimenting with the Facebook Open Graph API and plug-ins, we have decided once again to use Facebook like how every other business uses it – as an independent, bolt-on, add-on sharing mechanism, and nothing more. We will no longer be giving Facebook VIP status in our product. Here are some problems with Facebook: 1. The Facebook API changes too often.
3 Reasons that We are Moving Away from Facebook as a Platform - Zuupy Official Blog
Facebook Busted in Clumsy Smear Attempt on Google - The Daily Beast
For the past few days, a mystery has been unfolding in Silicon Valley. Somebody, it seems, hired Burson-Marsteller, a top public-relations firm, to pitch anti-Google stories to newspapers, urging them to investigate claims that Google was invading people’s privacy. Burson even offered to help an influential blogger write a Google-bashing op-ed, which it promised it could place in outlets like The Washington Post, Politico, and The Huffington Post. The plot backfired when the blogger turned down Burson’s offer and posted the emails that Burson had sent him.
Brands and businesses are looking for ways to leverage Facebook’s recently unveiled Questions tool in ways that differ from what they’re already doing on Q&A sites such as Quora , Yahoo Answers and LocalMind. The feature, which Facebook rolled out to all users March 24, functions as a recommendation engine. It also presents a major opportunity for businesses to conduct market research and crowdsource in a far more elegant way than was previously possible, according to Ben Grossman, communication strategist for marketing agency Oxford Communications. “We know from Nielsen that recommendations from friends and family and the opinions of online strangers are the top two most trusted forms of advertising,” Grossman told Mashable . “Facebook Questions offers the perfect opportunity for brands to tap into exactly that.” NOTE: Page owners can access Questions by logging into their page and then heading to the Questions page to enable the feature.