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Monthly Archive August, 2009

What Developers Can Learn From Facebook About Monetization

August 29, 2009

Over the past few weeks, we’ve heard more news about plans for Facebook’s payment platform, as well as reports of internal optimism about its prospects as a driver of revenue.
Tech pundits have frequently sought Facebook’s “killer app” for monetization. At first, it was Beacon. Then, it became realtime search. Now, it might be payment.
Facebook, however, [...]

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Are You Still Seeing Highlights?

August 21, 2009

Nick O’Neill at AllFacebook reports that Facebook may have eliminated the Highlights tab.
Are you still seeing Highlights? We are here, and there’s no official word from Facebook yet.
The bigger question is if it were gone, what would replace it?

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A Facebook Privacy Primer

August 14, 2009

As Facebook’s privacy controls become increasingly granular in a bid to get more traffic, expect guides like this one to pop up more frequently.
We’ll use it as occasion to ask a simple question: does anyone intuitively understand privacy settings as they currently are on Facebook? Can anyone simply describe how to set privacy without entering [...]

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It’s This Easy

August 7, 2009

Today, revelations about the DDoS that took down Twitter and Facebook came out- apparently, the attacks were directed at one blogger.
A few of the companies are portraying this as a relief- Facebook proudly announces the fact in its status. But we can’t help but thing that if it’s this easy to take down an entire [...]

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