Not too long ago Twitter has introduced a “Who to follow” feature. Here’s how the suggestion box looks in my Twitter account today:
When I first saw it, I thought I had seen it somewhere before. Of course! Facebook’s “People You May Know” function — which they’ve been running for over two years already — is [...]
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First of all, my sincere apologies to all my Facebook friends who got “my” invite into a “Check who has blocked you on Facebook” app earlier this morning. I received a similar Facebook message from a someone I trust and regard highly, and clicked the link. Apparently, this circulated the spam around my own friends, [...]
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It looks like something is definitely cooking… I’ve logged into my Facebook account earlier this morning to find this notification:
Facebook is certainly broadening the scope of their interests, and no wonder why the area of questions and answers got their attention.
First of all there is a huge demand for this service. Remember Aardvark that grew [...]
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A few days ago a Toronto-based affiliate marketer, Lorne Fade, has published an ad spending infograph based on Nielsen AdRelevance data. Among other things the infograph reflected the distribution of the top advertisers (by impressions and spend) on Facebook:
A day earlier IKEA published a video on how they are using Facebook by kidnapping the platform’s [...]
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