Facebook Bug Prevents Users From Commenting And Liking
This morning we began receiving reports that Facebook Pages had a major flaw that was preventing users from commenting an liking stories. Some Page administrators were even unable to access the page content. While we’d assume that Facebook is actively working on a fix for the issue, it’s preventing a fair amount of [...]
BREAKING: Facebook Now Displaying All Liked News Articles In Search Results
Another big upgrade from Facebook: the company is currently testing search results which display articles ranked by likes. Additionally, the results for searches now shows the results from all around the web based on two things: the number of likes and the number of friends who liked that object, most likely leveraging some of [...]
10 Little Known Facts About San Diego Facebook Users
San Diego, located in beautiful Southern California, is the second largest city in the state. The city is more than just awesome weather and beaches though as its amazing attractions, excellent universities, and prominent lists of residents are just a few reasons to call the area home. Let’s grab a delicious California Burrito, relax [...]
How the top U.S. airlines use Facebook
We all know that social media, and Facebook in particular, are increasingly important marketing channels. The travel industry, which I take a close interest in, has been one of the early adopters for social media marketing. Travel tech website Tnooz recently had a story about how the top 10 airlines worldwide used Facebook.
The Tnooz list was [...]
Introducing Our Facebook Marketing Dictionary
As we continue to expand our coverage of ways marketers can leverage Facebook, we wanted to make sure that there was a central resource that people could reference for terms used while discussing Facebook marketing. As such, we’ve decided to create the following Facebook marketing dictionary, which is our attempt at creating a comprehensive [...]
REMINDER: Free Catfish Screening Today In San Francisco
A quick reminder for those of you who are based in San Francisco. There will be a free screening of Catfish for all readers of AllFacebook today at 7 PM at the Metreon. If you are around and have a chance to make it, I couldn’t recommend the movie more highly. It’s [...]
HUGE: Facebook Testing New “Subscribe To” User Feature
Facebook is in the process of testing a new feature which lets you subscribe to all the actions of a specific user. In other words, you can receive notifications anytime a specific user takes an action on Facebook. It also appears to be Facebook’s answer to Twitter’s follow feature. As a Facebook [...]
Facebook Now Testing Lightbox Gallery Display From Feed
Facebook is in the process of testing a new gallery display from within the feed by popping up a black lightbox and enabling users to view the album right there without leaving the page. It’s an interesting test as it could emphasize a large move toward enabling more interaction directly from the feed page, [...]
Surprising Facts About Death On Facebook [Infographic]
We’ve compiled some stats on death on Facebook and thought we’d share them with you in our first of many infographics. While we typically try not to be morbid, there are some interesting findings, especially when comparing the Facebook death rate (extremely low) in comparison to the world death rate (much greater). Check [...]
10 Reasons Apple Ping Won’t Beat Facebook Anytime Soon
Yesterday Apple announced Ping, a network which many have suggested will replace MySpace and present a new competitor to Facebook. However Apple’s first shot at building a social network has many flaws. As such, there are many areas that the company needs to improve before it can be considered a legitimate competitor to [...]
Can Spam-Swamped Ping Survive Without Facebook? - TechNewsWorld
![]() The Hindu | Can Spam-Swamped Ping Survive Without Facebook? TechNewsWorld Apple and Facebook are reportedly grappling over the ability of Ping, Apple's new iTunes-related social network, to integrate certain ... Apple vs. Facebook: What's Behind the Ping Controversy? Facebook questions, spam fears greet Ping's arrival Apple-Facebook Rift Opens Over Ping Social Network |
Facebook reacts to Greenpeace anticoal campaign - CNET
![]() Reuters Blogs (blog) | Facebook reacts to Greenpeace anticoal campaign CNET Greenpeace has launched an effort to pressure Facebook to stop polluting with coal, but Facebook counters by saying its newest data ... Rhonda Callow Facebook comes under fire from Greenpeace An eye for an eye as Facebook attacks Greenpeace over energy use Greenpeace Demands Facebook "Unfriend Dirty Coal" For Its New Oregon Data Center |
Forgetful Facebook fanatics can remotely kill their other sessions - Ars Technica
![]() New Zealand Herald | Forgetful Facebook fanatics can remotely kill their other sessions Ars Technica Forgetful Facebook users and wannabe-burglars can now rest a little easier at night knowing that ... Facebook's remote log-out security feature: Should you care? Facebook activates remote log-out Facebook adds remote logout and new security features to alert users of ... |
Contempt charge for Facebook posting should send a warning - Royal Oak Daily Tribune
![]() ABC News | Contempt charge for Facebook posting should send a warning Royal Oak Daily Tribune A comment from her Facebook page was read aloud. It read, "actually excited for jury duty tomorrow. It's gonna be fun to tell the defendant they're GUILTY. ... Facebook juror gets homework assignment from judge Judge punishes Michigan juror for Facebook post Juror Punished for Facebook Posting About Verdict |
No, Facebook Places Is Not Tracking You - New York Times (blog)
![]() Search Engine Watch | No, Facebook Places Is Not Tracking You New York Times (blog) Some Facebook users are confused about what information is available about them through Facebook Places. Facebook's Places feature, which ... Users amused, annoyed by Facebook Places PlacePop Facebook App Brings Places Check-Ins Feed To The Web Interface Facebook Places: Fit for Local Search or Hype Incarnate? |
Facebook Glitch Let Spammer Post to Walls - PC World (blog)
Facebook Glitch Let Spammer Post to Walls PC World (blog) A clever spammer found a glitch in Facebook's photo upload system and used it to post thousands of unwanted Wall messages this ... |
Facebook moves in on Twitter's turf with new follow feature - VentureBeat
![]() AllFacebook (blog) | Facebook moves in on Twitter's turf with new follow feature VentureBeat Facebook confirmed yesterday that it has begun testing a new “subscribe” feature for users and pages. The feature lets users follow a user or page and ... Facebook testing a 'stalker button' Facebook tests 'stalk this friend' button Does Facebook Still Have Some Twitter Envy? |
Social Brings Native Facebook Experience to IPad - PC World (blog)
Social Brings Native Facebook Experience to IPad PC World (blog) Since Facebook has yet to release a native iPad app--or give any real indication that one is in the works--third parties have ... |
Apple is beginning to destroy Google's core search business - MacDailyNews (blog)
![]() PC World | Apple is beginning to destroy Google's core search business MacDailyNews (blog) "Thousands of iPad owners have been paying money for third-party Facebook apps — bootlegs, basically — instead of just using Facebook's iPad-tailored ... iPad Owners Are So Desperate For A Facebook App That They're Paying For ... Here's How Apple Is Beginning To Destroy Google's Core Search Business (GOOG ... TweetDeck for iPad |
![]() Bizjournals.com (blog) | Accidental Billionaires: The Founding of Facebook A Tale of Sex, Money, Genius ... Huffington Post (blog) That is one of many anecdotes shared in David Kirkpatrick's The Facebook Effect that sheds light upon Mark Zuckerberg, the enigmatic and very young founder ... On doomsday scenarios and Mark Zuckerberg Facebook CEO: Keep my private life out of lawsuit The changing face of hi-tech |