After the IPO and the decrease in value of stock actions that followed, Facebook fights back with heavy artillery and announces games in feeds, rolls out “trending videos” and plans to launch a smartphone in 2013.
It just isn’t possible to make it as a company without a
Facebook users from New Zealand were the first in the world to test a new tool from the social network. The new tool, ‘pay to promote post’, allows users to make their messages more visible among their connections.
A meager 19.5 percent of small and medium sized businesses link to
Facebook seems to be starting to offer special counselling to companies in the automotive industry as it has already assigned consultants to brands like Aamco and Cottman Transmissions Systems, advising them on how to manage directory information and supplying other tactics to help generate leads for locations nationwide.
TabSite has recently redesigned its Page Manager area to work seamlessly with the new Facebook’s Timeline page and tab design.
Draw Something by game developer OMGPOP is a pictionary-for-smartphones gaming app that came in free or paid ad-free editions that had been downloaded more than 1.2 million times in the first ten days, and reached a total 20 million downloads and generated 6 figures per day after five weeks.
Facebook will soon launch its real-time insights for pages, after experiencing delays
It might be free to use but that hasn’t stopped the developers of the hugely popular Instagram photo sharing app reaping the rewards. With users being picked up faster than it takes to snap a photo, the company behind the app has just received funding to the tune of $40 million, shooting its total value up to a massive $500 million. Not bad for a startup.
Famous social network Facebook announced that it introducing interest lists, thus enabling all of its users to better receive and organize information from fields of interest.
