Facebook Updates Controls for News Feeds
– – Facebook has updated its News Feed service. Users will now be able to select a certain number of friends on Facebook and the news that these people add will appear at the top of their News Feed More...
Facebook will soon make its Instant Articles program live
Facebook will shortly offer its Instant Articles program live, with publishers like NBC News and the New York Times already within the fray. Other early-stage partners are the Guardian, BBC News, Spiegel More...
Facebook Has a Diversity Problem
– – For a company which boasts almost 1.5 billion users and that has penetrated just about every market in the world, you might think that Facebook would have a diverse work force. But according More...
Facebook can Recognize People in Obscured Photos Too
– – Facebook has the capability to recognize you in pictures that are posted on the social network even when they are obscured, according to a report in NewScientist. Anyone who has ever had a More...
Twitter Now Offers Feature to Share Blocked Lists
– – Twitter is now letting its users share their blocked lists. The company says that this new, advanced feature makes blocking multiple accounts easy, fast and community driven. Everyone has More...
Google Chrome Extension Marauders Map Will Track Locations of Facebook Messenger Users
– – Are you a stalker? Then you will love this new extension designed for Google Chrome which lets you track the movements of your friends on Facebook. Actually, the extension is not even needed More...
Facebook Accused of ‘Trampling’ On The Privacy Rights of Europeans
– Facebook continues to violate its users’ privacy as well as European regulations. This according to a new report released by the Belgian Privacy Protection Commission. Specifically, the Commission More...
Facebook Introduces New “Instant Articles” Feature
– – Facebook has introduced a new product called “Instant Articles.” The company says that it will let publishers to create “fast, interactive articles” on Facebook. In a blog post, Facebook More...
Appeals court rejects man’s claim that he owns half of Facebook
The United States appeals court yesterday dismissed the case against Facebook, where a fugitive had claimed that he owned 50 % of Facebook because he had loaned $1000.00 to Mark Zuckerberg. Paul Ceglia, More...