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  • The Mass Animation of a Hollywood Short

    Yair Landau
    20 Nov 2009 | 10:10 am
    Yair Landau is the former president of Sony Pictures Digital and the director of a new animated short opening today called "Live Music." We asked Landau to share the story behind Live Music's creation as the first production from Mass Animation, a worldwide crowdsourcing of animation on Facebook done in partnership with Intel, Dell, Autodesk and Reel FX Entertainment. When moviegoers sit down in select theaters tonight to see the opening of the new animated feature "Planet 51," they first will be greeted with a 5-minute, computer-animated short that resulted from the collaboration on Facebook…

  • New Privacy Policy Adopted

    Michael Richter
    17 Nov 2009 | 5:21 pm
    On Nov. 5, we wrapped up a week-long notice and comment period for a proposed revision to our privacy policy. This was a continuation of our ongoing effort to run Facebook in an open and transparent way. The goals of the revised policy were to make it more accessible and easier to understand. We've spent the last week reviewing each and every one of your comments. While a lot of people participated, the total number of people commenting did not reach the threshold of 7,000 that makes a vote necessary according to our Statement of Rights and Responsibilities. Because of this — and the fact…

  • Xbox Connects with Facebook

    Gareth Davis
    17 Nov 2009 | 11:54 am
    Games are more fun when played with friends, which is why they are among the most popular activities on Facebook. We're excited that beginning today the social game experience is coming to Xbox Live, so now you can play Xbox games with your Facebook friends. More and more services are integrating with Facebook to make it easy for you to connect with friends wherever you are — including websites like Digg, devices like the iPhone and desktop applications like iPhoto. The Xbox Facebook integration allows you to take part in some of the most popular activities on Facebook directly from your…

  • How to Bullyproof Yourself on Facebook

    Richard Allan
    16 Nov 2009 | 11:40 am
    In October, we called attention to National Crime Prevention Month in the United States to raise awareness about cyberbullying. This week is National Anti-Bullying Week in the United Kingdom, and we've teamed up with media outlets BBC Radio 1, BBC 1Xtra, and other sites like Bebo, Habbo, MSN, MySpace and YouTube to address this important issue again. While only a small fraction of people will ever experience abusive behavior on Facebook, we're committed to promoting an environment where everyone can connect and share comfortably. For more information on how to handle bullies, check out the…

  • Parents Have Rules to Follow Online, Too

    Liz Perle
    12 Nov 2009 | 2:30 pm
    Liz Perle is the Editor-in-Chief of Common Sense Media, a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to improving the media and entertainment lives of kids and families. The organization believes that parents should have a choice and a voice about the media their kids consume. We've asked Liz to share some common sense tips for parents as they navigate technology and the web with their kids. Where do kids learn about good online behavior? From each other, perhaps. Maybe from a teacher. But parents have a big role to play in making sure their kids use the incredible technologies at their…
 
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  • Facebook Platform News 11/17/09

    The Facebook Platform team
    We're releasing some updates to stream story formatting, FQL, and finding fans this week. These changes are going live with the weekly code push, which takes place Tuesday evening, Pacific Time. Switching from the video Attachment Type We're removing all reference to the video attachment type in stream stories. You should use the flash attachment type, since the flash type gives you more control over how your stories render. While we'll continue to publish stories that use the video type, we strongly encourage you to start using the flash attachment type instead. Finding Fans without a…

  • Evolving OAuth via the Open Web Foundation

    The Facebook Platform team
    Over the past few years, we've worked hard to open source large pieces of our infrastructure such as Thrift, Scribe, and Hive, as we continue to take steps to support the open community and build a scalable, secure, and sustainable identity platform. Along with the code itself, what makes it possible for you to freely use these technologies is a set of well known open source software licenses such as Apache, BSD, and GPL. When it comes to open standards, this same sort of legal structure does not yet exist. About a year ago, we supported the creation of the Open Web Foundation in an effort to…

  • Start Building with the Microsoft SDK for Facebook Platform

    The Facebook Platform team
    We're excited to announce our official support for the Microsoft SDK for Facebook Platform, which Microsoft released today. This SDK contains rich social features and offers something for almost any kind of Facebook developer who is building with Microsoft technology, whether you're implementing Facebook Connect or are building a Web-based or desktop application. If you're one of the six million Microsoft software developers just starting to build for Facebook, you can use this SDK to make your applications more social, letting your users share and connect with their friends. If you're…

  • Continued Action Against Deceptive Ads

    The Facebook Platform team
    As part of an ongoing effort we've had underway to address the quality of third-party ads running inside applications, we wanted to offer some clarifications, reminders, and information on our actions. First, deceptive ads are a widespread issue on the Web and one we fight aggressively. This battle is not new and it’s far from over. We faced stimulus scam ads on our own system earlier this year and pushed them off the site with rigorous enforcement. We did the same months later when deceptive ads from third-party ad networks appeared in applications. We’re doing that again now as we see…

  • Creating a Slimmer JavaScript SDK Together

    The Facebook Platform team
    Many of you currently use the Facebook JavaScript client library to integrate social features into your website or application. This library helps you access a user's identity (like name, profile photo), connections (friends, pages), and social activity (live feed, communication channels) to add value to your service. Today, we are launching a new alpha version of the JavaScript library that is at least 3 times faster, 10 times more lightweight, and easier to use. It's a work in progress and we would like to hear your feedback and collaborate on its development. In addition, we're open…
 
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  • Facebook Photo Brings Charges - Jamestown Post Journal

    20 Nov 2009 | 9:57 pm
    Facebook Photo Brings ChargesJamestown Post JournalWarren City police have charged a Falconer woman with posting a nude photo of another woman on the Internet social networking site Facebook. Woman charged for Pa. woman's nude Facebook photoPhiladelphia InquirerPolice: Pa. woman put woman's nude photo onlinePhiladelphia Inquirerall 25 news articles »

  • Amateurs get chance to animate 'Live Music' - San Francisco Chronicle

    20 Nov 2009 | 8:28 pm
    Amateurs get chance to animate 'Live Music'San Francisco ChronicleMass Animation last year launched a Facebook page, posted the story line and issued a call for animators. About 58000 people signed on as fans to vote on Mass Animation's Ground-Breaking 'Live Music' Animated Short Film Released WELT ONLINEall 36 news articles »

  • Facebook and Chase Community Giving let Americans decide what causes matter most - The Daily Tell

    20 Nov 2009 | 7:56 pm
    Facebook and Chase Community Giving let Americans decide what causes matter mostThe Daily TellNo cash means no problem for Facebook users thanks to the latest partnership of Facebook and Chase Community Giving. In an innovative new program, Facebook users can help Chase find small charitiesThe Associated PressChase Launches Giveaway Via FacebookMediapost.comChase and Facebook launch charitible programColloquy.comSan Diego Gay & Lesbian News -HULIQ -My Bank Tracker Bank Newsall 105 news articles »

  • Now anyone can try Brizzly's app for Facebook and Twitter - VentureBeat

    20 Nov 2009 | 4:35 pm
    Mashable (blog)Now anyone can try Brizzly's app for Facebook and TwitterVentureBeatBrizzly, an application for managing messages in Twitter and Facebook, expanded its beta test today — now you don't need an invite code, so anyone can use Brizzly Opens To All. And Snatches Someone From Facebook.TechCrunch (blog)Twitter/Facebook Client Brizzly Open for Sign-UpsLifehackerTwitter and Facebook Client Brizzly Now Open to AllMashable (blog)Los Angeles Times -Los Angeles Timesall 9 news articles »

  • Facebook Puts in Place Updated Privacy Policy - PC Magazine

    20 Nov 2009 | 2:42 pm
    Facebook Puts in Place Updated Privacy PolicyPC MagazineEarlier this week, Facebook users voted to adopt new privacy policies the social networking site proposed in late October. and more »
 
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  • This Week’s Up-and-Coming List Has Some Solid New Gaming Apps

    Eric Eldon
    20 Nov 2009 | 6:18 pm
    While a number of games have graduated from our up-and-comers list to become apps with more than 1 million users, there are quite a few more to take their places. At the top is Snowball Fight, a simple snowball-throwing app that encourages people to “throw snowballs” at each other to move up the rankings of snowball-throwers. It gained a big 637,000 to reach 825,000 this week — although this is maybe not so surprising given that the interface rigidly funnels users into “throwing snowballs.” Tis’ the season, apparently, as there’s another app called…

  • How Businesses and Brands are Stuffing Their Facebook Pages for Thanksgiving

    Chad Catacchio
    20 Nov 2009 | 10:46 am
    With Thanksgiving less than a week away – and one week until Black Friday – brands, local businesses and non-profits can use their Facebook pages to get shoppers ready for the holiday season, promote Thanksgiving dinners, recipes and ideas, and even help feed their communities. Brands With the economy still struggling, many national brands, retailers and online sellers have decided to start their holiday pushes this year even before Black Friday. A few pages have launched promotions already, but they are tied more tied into the holidays and not specifically Thanksgiving. Sears ran…

  • ISG: Zynga Reaches 200M Monthly Active Users on Facebook, Spreads Beyond It

    Eric Eldon
    20 Nov 2009 | 10:07 am
    Zynga has hit a new milestone on Facebook, and meanwhile, it has just launched a couple ways to increase its presence on the web: A stand-alone site for its hit game FarmVille and a new browser toolbar for Mafia Wars. The San Francisco company now has more than 200 million total monthly active users on the site, according to AppData. This measure is slightly deceptive, as we don’t have a way to tell how many of users play more than one Zynga game — some large minority of these users are being counted more than once, especially as Zynga cross-promotes its games. However, Zynga also…

  • Facebook Growth Increases in Latin America, Argentina Now Largest Country in Region

    Eric Eldon
    20 Nov 2009 | 9:36 am
    As we’ve seen in other parts of the world, Facebook continues to grow by more monthly active users every month in Latin America. This past month, it grew by 3.9 million users to reach 39.3 million monthly actives in the region, according to our Global Monitor report. This is up from the approximately 2 million it gained in September. Argentina and Mexico continue to lead the growth charts, gaining 637,000 and 772,000 new users, respectively. Argentina also passed Colombia to become the largest in the region, with more than 7 million monthly active users. However, Mexico has a larger…

  • Alice In Wonderland Poster Art Released Through Mad Hatter’s Facebook Fan Page

    Matt Holliday
    20 Nov 2009 | 7:19 am
    More movie companies are using Facebook to reward fans and followers of their films by offering everything from early trailers to choosing where a movie is released.  Disney is the latest to cater to the Facebook crowd, giving fans of its upcoming “Alice in Wonderland” remake a first look at artwork from movie posters. The page for the Tim Burton adaptation of the classic story currently has close to 70,000 fans. Disney has been launching individual pages for characters, too, and the one for Johnny Depp’s Mad Hatter character collected the most fans of the three (no…
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  • Facebook Sends Cease And Desist To USocial

    Nick O'Neill
    20 Nov 2009 | 8:28 am
    USocial, a company which sells Facebook friends and fans, has received a cease and desist from Facebook for violating the company’s terms of service. The BBC claims that the issue at hand is that the company is “letting people profit from their profile”, which is strictly forbidden within Facebook’s terms. We’ve reached out to Facebook for clarification on the issue, to see if there were any issues with the company selling fans. In early October we highlighted the growth in the pay per fan business model, and since then we’ve heard an increasing amount of…

  • 3 Facebook Stories We Didn’t Cover Yesterday

    Nick O'Neill
    20 Nov 2009 | 7:42 am
    On any given day we receive 5 to 50 stories to post on AllFacebook, however there’s no way for us to currently cover everything that goes on. Determining which stories to publish is part art and part science, however that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be aware of all the things going on related to Facebook. That’s why we’ve decided to post occasional updates on the stories that we couldn’t get to the day before. Today we have 3 stories from yesterday that you should be aware of. Initial Class Action Complaint Filed Against Facebook and Zynga Last week we wrote…

  • Google Chrome OS Is What Facebook Wanted To Be

    Nick O'Neill
    19 Nov 2009 | 11:24 am
    This afternoon I’ve been watching the Google OS announcement and all I can say is that this is what Mark Zuckerberg first announced when they released Platform, two and a half years ago. Many assumed that the acquisition of Parakey was a step toward truly building the web operating system of the future. Blake Ross, the developer of Firefox and Parakey, has been working on Facebook Lite though. Joe Hewitt, the other Parakey developer, had been working on the Facebook iPhone application until recently. So where is Facebook OS? Mark Zuckerberg proclaimed Facebook as the “social…

  • American Music Awards Pre-Show Streaming Live On Facebook

    Nick O'Neill
    19 Nov 2009 | 10:05 am
    Want to get your questions answered by Lady Gaga, Selena Gomez, Rhianna, or Taylor Swift? I don’t, but if you are one of the millions of people who follow celebrities, you can watch the American Music Awards pre-show live on Facebook this Sunday. The “Official AMA Pre-Show” will feature hosts Julie Moran, Jenni Pulos, Jai Rodriguez, Taryn Southern. Don’t forget Facebook’s own Randi Zuckerberg and Communications Director Brandee Barker, who will also be featured hosts of the event. Just like Shakira’s recent music video debut on Facebook, the event will be…

  • Zynga Rocketing Past 200 Million Users

    Nick O'Neill
    19 Nov 2009 | 8:34 am
    Just one month ago at Web 2.0 Summit, Mark Pincus, the CEO of Zynga, told the audience that the company had surpassed 150 monthly active users. One month later, the company’s user base has grown by a third, rocketing it past 200 million users. Monthly active users are a relatively broad metric when analyzing a company though, as daily active users are a more effective metric for measuring a company’s ability to monetize. During the same period when Zynga’s monthly active users grew by 50 percent, daily active users grew approximately 27 percent from 47.8 million to…
 
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  • NYC Social Media Event for Business

    Rodney Rumford
    9 Nov 2009 | 8:42 am
    Gravity Summit NYC is an event that I am producing on November 16. This event is unlike most social media events as it is focused on the business world with real case studies and best practices from brands that are doing it right. Register NOW 8:30 AM — Registration - Prepare for the day (please be on time) Join us for a scrumptious breakfast and lots of networking. 9:00 AM — Welcome and Introduction Co—Hosts: Beverly Macy, Rodney Rumford Setting the stage for a full day, we’ll introduce the core concepts of social media and review the speaker agenda. The take aways from this event…

  • Facebook Jumps the Walled Garden to Twitter

    Rodney Rumford
    20 Aug 2009 | 6:34 pm
    Facebook has had Twitter envy for the past 6 months.It was only a matter of time before facebook got it right and allowed actions on their site to jump over the facebook wall. Facebook just announced that you will be able to publish from facebook pages to twitter. Smart move for a variety of reason; the best of which it simply leverages a more friction free ecosystem to drive users back to facebook. I just hope that Twitter does not crush under the weight of these new flurry of tweets that are certain to come flowing from facebook. This also makes Twittter even more valuable as a…

  • Michael Jackson and Facebook: U Can’t Beat It

    Rodney Rumford
    7 Jul 2009 | 10:02 pm
    Here is a quick rundown of the final stats after today’s Michael Jackson Memorial service for the King of Pop. You were able to see users status updates that were entered on the CNN site and connected back to users facebook accounts. At one point in the morning users were posting Approx 6,000 status updates per minute. There were a total of about 1 million users posting approximately 800,000 status updates on Facebook related to the live online broadcasts by CNN, E! Online, ABC and MTV of the Michael Jackson memorial service. Here is a breakdown by website: CNN: 733,000 status updates…

  • Facebook Launches Persian Version Amongst Iranian Unrest

    Rodney Rumford
    18 Jun 2009 | 8:47 pm
    Since the Iranian election last week, people around the world have increasingly been sharing news and information on Facebook about the results and its aftermath. Much of the content created and shared on Facebook related to these events has been in Persian - the native language of Iran - but the users have had to navigate the site in English or other languages. Today Facebook will be making the entire site available in a test version of Persian, so Persian speakers inside of Iran and around the world can begin using it in their native language. Persian was already in translation before…

  • A Must Attend Social Media Event For Business: Gravity Summit

    Rodney Rumford
    11 Jun 2009 | 12:48 pm
    This is an event that I am producing. We have had 2 previous events at UCLA and Stanford that sold out and the feedback from attendees was phenomenal. We educate, inform and empower the attendees by having tier 1 presenters that share actual case studies, best practices and lessons learned. This event is different from any “social media event” that you might have attended previously. This is why I created www.gravitysummit.com It is designed to address what I felt were the short comings of most social media conferences. It is held at the faculty club of universities because our…
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  • Thinking Of Running A Contest on Facebook? Think Again!

    Mari Smith
    8 Nov 2009 | 11:44 pm
    IMPORTANT UPDATE: November 13, 2009 from CNET News: Last week, the massive social network announced that brands, advertisers, and marketers that want to run contests or sweepstakes on its platform have to go through an approval process first Getting that approval could be a new revenue stream for Facebook: according to multiple sources in the marketing industry, they’re being told that running a promotion in a Facebook application or "fan page" requires buying ad space too. It’s pricey. The minimum ad buy is $10,000 for 30 days, using Facebook’s self-service…

  • Social Media Examiner: Your New Guide Through the Social Media Jungle

    Mari Smith
    12 Oct 2009 | 5:17 am
    It’s a social media jungle out there!! Yes, there are many bona fide sources of excellent social media blogs, websites, resources, products, services and service providers. However, in the exploding social media industry, there is certainly room for additional trusted sources. Especially sources focused purely on the business element of social media marketing - and this is where the hot new online magazine, Social Media Examiner, comes into its own. I’m proud and honored to be a part of my dear friend, Michael Stelzner’s, “Social Media Dream Team” behind the…

  • Tips, Tricks & Tools from 140 | The Twitter Conference

    Mari Smith
    26 Sep 2009 | 1:26 pm
    I had the great pleasure of speaking at the recent 140 Twitter Conference on a branding experts panel (Growing Your Brand on Twitter: Strategies and Tactics from the Trenches) with @Starbucks @mprasad @msuster @andrewblair, moderated by one of my favorites in the socialmediasphere, @guykawasaki. The panel was fun and informative! We talked about building community, what to tweet about, how to tweet, whether to auto follow or not, how to measure ROI, how big brands can engage their followers and more. [Pic: @msustermarismith & @guykawaski in background. Photo credit: @ErkChristiansen…

  • Facebook News Feed and Wall: How To Control Privacy

    Mari Smith
    24 Aug 2009 | 9:34 am
    A Facebook friend recently mentioned she was intentionally responding to new Facebook friend requests late at night as she didn’t want to clog up her friends’ feeds. Thing is, there’s a setting in your Facebook Privacy to control exactly what gets published on your Facebook Wall and your friends’ News Feeds. I have my settings tweaked so that when I add a new friend this is not published on my Wall or friends’ News Feeds. One of the main reasons was, like my girlfriend, I didn’t want to clog up my friends’ feeds. But, also, what I found was that some…

  • Lessons Learned From Temporary Twitter Account Suspension

    Mari Smith
    5 Jul 2009 | 9:02 pm
    Twitter apparently got hit by a swarm of spammers earlier today (Sunday), which caused their bots to dump a slew of bona fide accounts, including mine. I was literally sitting at my computer tweeting from Twhirl when all-of-a-sudden, the login pop-up appeared and said my password wasn’t valid. I went to the web twitter.com/marismith and was horrified to see that Twitter had suspended my account. After two years on Twitter, organically building a fab following of over 43,000 peeps and in one nanosecond, Twitter can flip the off switch (give us the bird?!). Hm, something just not right…
 
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  • Fido Factor Finds Dog-Friendly Places in Your City

    20 Nov 2009 | 10:03 pm
    This post is part of Mashable&#8217s Spark of Genius series which highlights a unique feature of startups. If you would like to have your startup considered for inclusion please see the details here. The series is made possible by Microsoft BizSpark.Name Fido FactorQuick Pitch Fido Factor is a dog-specific local search and review site and iPhone app built for dog owners. It&#8217s a &#8220Yelp for dogs.&#8221Genius Idea We dog owners love our canines it&#8217s really that simple. We raise them feed them play with them sleep with them and fall in love with them. We want to…

  • UNDERDOG Google Android Smashes Apple iPhone in Reader Vote

    20 Nov 2009 | 10:03 pm
    We&#8217ve been matching up popular web services applications and mobile apps against each other in heated one-on-one battles here in our weekly Faceoff Series. Last week Microsoft Office bested Google Docs in a head to head race for the title of office suite champion.This week we turned our attention to a rather timely battle being waged on the mobile front between Apple&#8217s still wildly-selling iPhone platform and Google&#8217s slower to boil Android mobile operating system. Apparently the latter has been gaining some ground resulting in our first unexpected upset victory in…

  • Gmail Creator Thinks Email Will Last Forever. And Hasnt Tried Google Wave.

    20 Nov 2009 | 8:03 pm
    &ldquoEmail is not going to disappear. Possibly ever. Until the robots kill us all.&rdquo &ndash Paul Buchheit creator of Gmail co-founder of FriendFeed currently doing vague infrastructure things at Facebook. Today at our RealTime CrunchUp event in San Francisco Buchheit and Threadsy foun...Continue reading &raquoRead the rest of this story &#187

  • VideoLobby Wants To Help You Create Your Own Custom-Branded Live Webcasts

    20 Nov 2009 | 4:02 pm
    Today at the RealTime CrunchUp we saw the launch of VideoLobby a new service founded by Peter Urban thats looking to make it easier to create professional-looking webcasts complete with custom branding. The service is an extension of Urbans sales software for real people service Smibs. Urban says that while some other services offer embeds youre generally responsible for building your own branded site to insert those in. Thats where VideoLobby comes in the site helps you build your own custom video portal and then allows you to include streams from services like Qik Ustream and Justin.tv. The…

  • #openwebawards The Full List of Finalists

    20 Nov 2009 | 2:03 pm
    The Open Web Awards Social Media Edition our annual contest highlighting the very best the web has to offer is entering its final round. The 70000+ nominees have been narrowed down to just 5 finalists per category and you have from now until December 15th to pick the winners.By popular demand here is the full list of the finalists in each category. You can vote once per category per day. Get voting!Vote for the Winners of the Open Web Awards 2009BrandStartupCompanyAgencyBest Brand Use of Facebook Drivesafe.ly Newegg True Blood The Children&#8217s Place Pet SocietyBest Brand Use of Twitter…
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  • Cafe World Secrets. The First And Original Cafe World Guide

    20 Nov 2009 | 4:20 am
    Cafe World Secrets. The First And Original Cafe World GuideFor Guide:http://cafewsecrets.blogspot.comIntroduction:Secret Techniques, Tips And Tactics You Can Use To Become The Ultimate Cafe World ChefGetting First Class Restaurant In Your First Week is 100% Guaranteed!!!To anyone interested in improving or creatingthe ultimate cafe world cafe... Try These Cafe World Domination Strategies for 60 Days Risk-Free  Here's your chance to explode your cafe and build the restaurant of your dreams in no time!Cafe World Secrets Guide is the original strategy guide that thousands have…

  • FarmVille Secrets. The First And Original Farmville Guide For Guide

    20 Nov 2009 | 2:53 am
    FarmVille Secrets. The First And Original Farmville GuideFor Guide:http://farmvsecrets.blogspot.comIntroduction:The Ultimate Farmer Shares the Secret Tactic You Can Use Legally and Dominate Your Way to the Top of the Game, Growing Your Farm at Light Speed Without Using Hacks or Cheats... 100% Guaranteed - With the Latest Updates!Here's Proof! Just Click on the Play Button on the Video Below to See How I Geared up my Character, Have the $1,000,000 Villa, Maxed Out my Farmville Cash, Earned Every Ribbon Plus Tons of Seeders, Harvesters and Tractors and STILL had Over $4,867,456 Cash Left...

  • Farmville Cheats Guide & Strategy Guide To Exploit Farmville!

    19 Nov 2009 | 5:36 pm
    Are you looking for a honest Farmville Secrets guide review? This guide is seriously like cheatings… It uses legal cheats so you can basically cheat you way up in Farmville… Want this? Check it out! Check out the Farmville secrets guide: Farmville Secrets Guide Review. Good luck And happy cheating! Related PostsNo Related Post

  • Farmville King Secrets - Farmville King Guide

    19 Nov 2009 | 11:28 am
    Farmville King Secrets - Farmville King GuideFor Guide:http://farmvsecrets.blogspot.comIntroduction:FarmVille Secrets Dominate Farm ville Farmville Cheats,Tricks, Tips The Ultimate Farmer Shares the Secret Tactic You Can Use Legally and Dominate Your Way to the Top of the Game, Growing Your Farm at Light Speed Without Using Hacks or Cheats... 100% Guaranteed - With the Latest Updates! Here's Proof! Just Click on the Play Button on the Video Below to See How I Geared up my Character, Have the $1,000,000 Villa, Maxed Out my Farmville Cash, Earned Every Ribbon Plus Tons of Seeders,…

  • FarmTown Secrets Guide Review Facebook Farm Town Game Cheats Guide

    18 Nov 2009 | 8:11 am
    FarmTown Secrets Guide Review Facebook Farm Town Game Cheats Guide Farm Town Cheats and Tips to Get You Your Mansion Fast! FarmTown Secrets Guide shows you exactly how to get coins, plowing, what crops to plant, where to plant your crops, harvesting, get neighbors, and manage your farm in a way that will shoot you up all the levels fast. It covers everything you will need for all levels – No more rotten crops and brown fields! Stop searching for tips and cheats for the Farm Town facebook game; instead have them all in one place and surge ahead faster than all your friends. There is so much…
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  • US election, iPhone among decade’s top 10 Internet moments

    seoforever
    21 Nov 2009 | 12:48 am
    The emergence of the iPhone and the election of US President Barack Obama were among the 10 most influential moments on the Internet in the past decade, according to the annual Webby awards Barack Obama’s election as US President, launch of Wikipedia and emergence of the iPhone have been listed among the 10 most influential moments on the Internet in the past decade, the annual Webby awards said. Other events singled out by the New York-based International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences, which has presented the annual Webby awards since 1996, were the Iranian election in 2009 when…

  • Fan Badge from Facebook

    fardums
    21 Nov 2009 | 12:47 am
    Want a Fan Badge to your blog or homepage? then it’s easy I believe u have a facebook account.

  • I blame facebook.

    mondaymerde
    21 Nov 2009 | 12:36 am
    *Shrug* Why not? Its the new crazy, the new obsessed, and the new constant internet reload. We can stalk people, make fake facebook accounts, gossip, and laugh at people without them evening catching on. I’ll be the first to say it, facebook makes judgemental attitudes so much easier to stomach. I know mine is exhilerated. Potential boyfriend? I will scroll your damn wall until a year back (maybe two) and see it all. New Co-Worker (with the uhm, five leaf friend)- Busted. Your time is limited. Enjoy it. Then there are websites such as http://lamebook.com that point out the obvious and…

  • Few Facts about Social Networking Websites.

    design4web
    21 Nov 2009 | 12:04 am
    As our digital and physical lives blur further, the internet has become the information hub where pe

  • Post not that ye be not judged

    henry tapper
    20 Nov 2009 | 11:56 pm
    EMPLOYERS have been warned against using social networking sites to vet job candidates. Jersey’s data protection commissioner, Emma Martins, said that relying on the internet was a ‘scandalous’ and unreliable way to recruit employees. She added that businesses should have higher standards when it came to hiring staff. ‘The internet is a pot of unregulated space,’ she said. ‘It can be a source of useful information but is equally a source of inaccurate information. To base any decision that affects someone’s life on information from the internet is, I would go so far as to say,…
 
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  • Making Enterprise 2.0 succeed - little things that can help

    20 Nov 2009 | 5:43 am
    For example, I prefer blogging on the internet as against my corporate intranet, simply because I can reach out to more people this way. Similarly, very few people contribute to YouTube or write a blogs. It doesn't matter if its Martin Fowler , Jay Cross , Tony Karrer or Joe Nobody's blog. Its amazing how things happen to me at airports. I
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  • NEWS: Help for parents on cyberbullying

    Dan Sung
    18 Nov 2009 | 11:05 am
    Some advice and ideas if you think your child is being bullied Stephen Fry reflected yesterday that the Internet is like a city with all the same cultural joys and societal problems of the physical world. So, in many ways, it's of little surprise that bullying is as much a feature of the world wide web as it is of the playground. In fact, according to statistics gathered by Beatbullying, whose Anti-Bullying Week currently runs until 22 November, almost a third of all cyberbullying begins offline. The Internet and mobile phones have just become an extension of that arena - further tools for…

  • NEWS: "Unfriend" named Word of the Year by OUP

    Amy-Mae Elliott
    18 Nov 2009 | 10:04 am
    Hashtag a runner up as social networking makes a big impact on our vocab As do other such companies, the New Oxford American Dictionary has revealed the new words it is considering for inclusion, and revealed its choice of "Word of the Year" for 2009.The 2009 Word of the Year has been named as "unfriend" with the definition reading "unfriend – verb – to remove someone as a 'friend' on a social networking site such as Facebook"."It has both currency and potential longevity", says Christine Lindberg, senior lexicographer for Oxford's US dictionary program. "In the online social…

  • NEWS: O'Reilly: Ugly times ahead for the Internet

    Stuart Miles
    17 Nov 2009 | 10:36 am
    Internet is trying to eat itself Web visionary, Tim O'Reilly, has suggested that we could be heading into an "ugly time" on the Internet possibly mirroring the browser wars of the nineties. Talking at the Web 2.0 expo in New York, O'Reilly warned that a number of moves by big organisations like Apple, Google, Facebook and Digg could make the Web a closed system. O'Reilly believes that things like the Digg bar, Facebook warning you about going out into the Web, and the possibility of News Corp signing a specific deal with Bing over Google could all damage the way the Web works. "Take the…

  • NEWS: VIDEO: Sony unveils 3.10 PS3 update that brings Facebook

    Amy-Mae Elliott
    17 Nov 2009 | 3:34 am
    Rumoured update officially revealed in early peek video Following the screenshots unveiled recently, Sony is now offering an early peek at PlayStation 3 v3.10 firmware update.Keepin' up with the Jones, the update incorporates Facebook into the PS3 experience with the option for the PS3 to automatically update Facebook News Feeds with Trophy and PlayStation Store activity. Other 3.10 highlights include the photo category on the XMB getting revamped, a modification to the PSN Friends List and the option to choose a colour for a PSN ID on the XMB. Read Tags: Gaming Sony PS3 Software updates…

  • NEWS: Facebook offers cyberbullying prevention advice

    Duncan Geere
    17 Nov 2009 | 2:37 am
    "How to Bullyproof Yourself on Facebook" Facebook's European director of public policy, Richard Allan, has written a blog post to address the slowly growing problem of cyberbullying on the service. It coincides with National Anti-Bullying Week in the UK, and?BBC Radio 1, BBC 1Xtra, and websites like Bebo, Habbo, MSN, MySpace and YouTube have teamed up to try and deal with the issue. For its part, Allan has offered five tips to users to prevent them from being a victim of aggressive wall posts and chats. Firstly, only accept friend requests from people who are your friends. Secondly, use the…
 
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