Study: Maybe Beacon Isn?t An Awful Idea After All Here's heartening news for Mark Zuckerberg: A new study says that 80% of 'social media users' are more likely to buy products recommended by friends or family. This, after all, was what Facebook's ill-fated Beacon project was supposed to do, before the thing blew up in Facebook's face last fall. But the blowback hasn't just hurt Facebook: It seems to have scared other social network [..]
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Facebook Users: You Get Until Next Week To Complain About The New Design Facebook will move its last users over to the new design next week, according to a post on the Facebook developer blog. What does this mean? For users who have been complaining and pleading with Mark Zuckerberg to [..]
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Billionaire Li's Facebook Investment Confirmed: Another $60 Million Reuters sources confirm that Hong Kong mobile tycoon Li Ka-shing has upped his stake in Facebook: He's poured another $60 million in Facebook at the same $15 billion valuation. MarketWatch said Thursday that Li has upped his stake [..]
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Facebook App Revenue: Squint Hard, And You Can See It Last week we talked to the head of one of the most successful Facebook app companies -- we won't disclose his name or product, but he's got millions of users. How's business? Great. H [..]
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Facebook Now Endorsing Apps "You May Like" Even more evidence that Facebook's days as a Wild West, do-as-you-please frontier for app-makers are over: Even as the site is making it harder for the mini-programs to spread themselves acr [..]
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