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Facebook recently (and finally) rolled out its Graph Search feature, which allows users to search and sift through virtually any post on the site from mobile devices. Via Bonnie Burns 
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The social network is reportedly preparing a new website called "Facebook at Work" as it seeks to diversify its offerings.
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Trying to make your good Facebook posts even better? No problem. These 13 new Facebook stats offer lessons that will take your FB posts to another level.
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This article originally appeared on 60 Second Social.Facebook is introducing a new feature called Safety Check for when users find themselves in the middle of a natural disaster and need to let p
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Facebook's Nearby Friends feature will track, store, and share your location with friends. Before you turn it on, here's what you need to know.
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Max Schrems, 26, is claiming €500 damages per user for data violations, including helping the NSA to run Prism
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Feature will allow users to buy products from businesses without leaving the social network's site.
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Facebook's recent Newsfeed Experimenton revealed
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So you want to log in to a new app, online game or forum, and it's so much faster just to click the Facebook login icon versus creating a brand new account for each one. But you're wary of the consequences, as
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“We’d love to say ‘It’s not you, it’s us’ but it’s totally you. Not to be rude, but you aren’t the smart, funny social network we fell in love with several years back. You’ve changed.
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Facebook has been changing the game for advertisers since its inception a decade ago. And with its new video advertising platform, there are now even more ways to reach your target audience.
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Creating a lively online community takes hard work. Start by actively engaging your fans and give them the kind of content they want.
Gas caroline's curator insight,
March 17, 2014 8:49 AM
Etre présent sur Facebook, oui ! Mais avec quel contenu pour générer de l'engagement...et du business? 
Erado Press's curator insight,
March 17, 2014 9:50 AM
How do you deliver content your fans/followers are looking for?
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Likely pushing more focus into the mobile space and the recent messaging acquisition, Facebook is putting the email system once called Project Titan to bed and will now use simple forwarding instead.
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Drunk 'selfies' and embarrassing status updates could be a thing of the past when Facebook's artificially intelligent personal assistant is up and running
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lets you create personalized video cards for your friends on Facebook.”
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The company's manifesto promises an ad-free experience on the site, and says it will never sell user data to advertisers.
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Facebook is mulling the creation of health apps as part of an initiative that could also include online “support communities,” according to a report.
HazelC's curator insight,
October 6, 2014 6:30 PM
This is a very interesting article. I do feel that this would be a huge invasion of privacy. I'm really not sure how they could do it without running into some HIPPA Regulations.
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Way back in December 2010, Facebook introduced a new feature called Tag Suggestions in the States, which used facial recognition techniques to suggest people you should tag in your Facebook... Keep reading →
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Facebook reported second-quarter revenue of $2.91 billion, an increase of 61%. Mobile advertising represented 62% of advertising revenue.
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New system being tested would let users click a “Buy” button to make purchases through advertisements or other posts on Facebook’s site
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Facebook is looking to make even more money from the personal information of its 1.3 billion users by allowing marketers to target ads based on their Web browsing habits. Will users be open to
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Facebook is moving closer to becoming more of a checkbook, at least according to one report.
Jonas Florén's curator insight,
April 14, 2014 2:09 PM
Kampen om den elektroniska plånboken hårdnar!
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Users who haven't adjusted their privacy settings will see the experimental dino-message whenever they attempt to share a status update, link or photo that would otherwise be visible to everyone, hopefully eliminating accidental public postings.
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A week after Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg called President Obama to express "frustration over the damage the government is creating for all of our future," Zuckerberg, along with top executives from other tech giants, are meeting at the White House...
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Memeoirs, the service that lets you create a book out of all your old emails, has launched a new feature that integrates messages sent across Facebook.
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“You could say Facebook knew a lot about us before, but didn’t understand it until now, like a student with the facts memorized who finally learned how they piece together into history,” wrote TechCrunch’s Josh Constine. “Facebook’s product depends on guessing what we want based on who we were. Before, that meant who we said we were, which friends we communicated with, what we liked, and where we browsed. Now, to Facebook, we’re also what we said, and that says a lot.”
If you’re on the hunt for a job, work in the public eye or merely want to make sure your content is private, it’s a good idea to run a few quick searches on yourself and make sure your info isn’t more exposed than you think it is.