Facebook obtains money transmitter licenses in 15 states
Facebook holds money transmitter licenses in at least 15 states, according to an analysis by American Banker . In it’s filing for an initial public offering, Facebook said it applied for certain money transmitter licenses and planned to apply for more in the U.S.
Posted by Dassano Date: Thursday, February 23, 2012
Categories: News
Tags: application, credits, facebook, governing-money, ipo, north-dakota, payments, progress-toward, said-it-applied, social
Sources: Facebook to replace premium ads with page post units
Facebook plans to require its premium homepage ads to be in page post format, according to a document leaked to GigaOm . We’ve independently confirmed the news with someone briefed on the matter. The format change is not a major departure from what was previously available to advertisers working directly with Facebook, but it does show an emphasis on page content rather than traditional ad copy
Posted by Dassano Date: Thursday, February 23, 2012
Categories: News
Tags: document, facebook, its-high-paying, major-departure, marketplace, News, someone-briefed, the-advertiser, upcoming-change
Facebook seeks to improve iOS app discovery
Facebook added additional settings to help native iOS applications get traffic from the mobile News Feed, search and other avenues, the company announced today in a blog post . Developers can optimize distribution by allowing single sign-on and deep linking
Posted by Dassano Date: Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Categories: How to, Mobile, News
Tags: a-landing-page, a-native-app, Applications, details-on-how, facebook, facebook-users, How to, Iphone, Mobile, mobile-browsers, not-downloaded, specific-pages, taken-directly
Facebook seeks to improve iOS app discovery
Facebook added additional settings to help native iOS applications get traffic from the mobile News Feed, search and other avenues, the company announced today in a blog post . Developers can optimize distribution by allowing single sign-on and deep linking.
Posted by Dassano Date: Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Categories: How to, Mobile, News
Tags: a-story-from, Applications, facebook, facebook-users, How to, ipad, Mobile, not-downloaded, specific-pages, taken-directly
More media sites integrate Open Graph as social readers grow
MSNBC.com, The Daily Show, The Huffington Post, MTV News and other media companies launched Open Graph integrations last week to enable site visitors to share their activity back on Facebook. With the announcement of the new apps, Facebook revealed statistics about existing media partners who are seeing success with Timeline: More than 25 million people have opted in to the Yahoo News Social Bar in the past three month
Posted by Dassano Date: Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Tags: appdata, compare-as-far, daily-show, existing-media, facebook, numbers-include, social-news, timeline, yahoo
More media sites integrate Open Graph as social readers grow
MSNBC.com, The Daily Show, The Huffington Post, MTV News and other media companies launched Open Graph integrations last week to enable site visitors to share their activity back on Facebook. With the announcement of the new apps, Facebook revealed statistics about existing media partners who are seeing success with Timeline: More than 25 million people have opted in to the Yahoo News Social Bar in the past three month.
Posted by Dassano Date: Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Tags: a-web-browser, Articles, existing-media, facebook, million-people, News, timeline, yahoo
Facebook Roundup: fellowship, Africa, shareholders, Windows Phone, more
Facebook announces 2012 fellows - Facebook announced 12 picks for its Fellowship Program this week. The company had about 300 applicants for the positions which include a year’s worth of tuition, a $30,000 stipend, $5,000 for travel and $2,500 for a computer. Fellows have specialties including mobile computing, computer networking and cloud computing, machine learning, storage systems, search, distributed systems, programming language technology, computer security, programming languages, computer security, distributed data storage and programming languages and computer security
Posted by Dassano Date: Saturday, February 18, 2012
Tags: a-new-profile, a-new-service, a-storage-and, ceglia, education, facebook, institutional, international, positions, storage-systems, structure, week, windows
Santorum gains most new fans; Gingrich gets Timeline this week on Inside Facebook’s Election Tracker
Rick Santorum continues to gain more new Facebook Likes per day than other Republican primary candidates.
Posted by Dassano Date: Saturday, February 18, 2012
Categories: News
Tags: a-very-high, campaign, facebook, facebook-likes-, inside-facebook, michigan, post, super, super-tuesday, team
Facebook tests ‘suggested guests’ for events
Some Facebook users now see a “suggested guests” module on events they plan to attend. Suggested guests are listed on the right side of the event page along with an invite button
Posted by Dassano Date: Friday, February 17, 2012
Categories: News
Tags: a-concert-might, are-attending-, artist, attendees-for, awareness-and, based-on-open, concert-might, event, event-page, events, facebook, invite-button-, listed-on-the, News, plans
Facebook starts verifying popular accounts
Facebook will allow a small number of public figures to verify their accounts beginning today, a spokesperson from the company confirms. Users with verified accounts will appear more often in “People To Subscribe To” recommendations on the site, but unlike on Twitter and Google+, there will be no visual indication that a profile is official. These users will also have the option to display their more well-known pseudonyms, if applicable
Posted by Dassano Date: Friday, February 17, 2012
Categories: News
Tags: a-platform-for, a-way-for, about, accounts, across-the-site, details-on-how, facebook, profile, twitter
