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Crunch Your Own Facebook Data
A new online tool lets you become your own personal social scientist, deploying analytics to mine data on your social networks -
Facebook
Facebook Scores a Victory Over FaveHook and Its Ilk
Soundalike cybersquatters lose in federal court -
Facebook
Facebook Fatigue Among Teens Should Freak Out Marketers
Teenagers snubbing Facebook could mark a dramatic, and troublesome, marketing shift for youth brands -
Europe
Tech Companies Love Dublin's Tax Rates
U.S. firms help boost an Irish economy with few bright spots -
Mobile & Telecom
What's Facebook up to With Android?
No matter what Facebook announces on April 4, the company's biggest challenges are in mobile -
Facebook
A Facebook Phone? Time for More Android Rumors
Mark Zuckerberg's interest seems to be to capture users, and their data, in as many ways as possible -
Facebook
Behind the Boomlet in Facebook’s Social Gaming
An increase in the number of gamers brings more payments revenue to the social network -
Facebook
Sheryl Sandberg's 'Lean In' Brand Goes Global
The Facebook chief operating officer's leadership manifesto generated heaps of discussion, which has translated into sales -
Management
Why Employees Like Zuckerberg (and Other Popular CEOs)
When it comes to employee approval, a leader’s confidence, vision, and accessibility can trump financial results -
Media & Marketing
Netflix Adds Facebook Features to Its Video Service
To improve subscriber loyalty, Netflix makes viewing movies and TV shows more social -
Design
Silicon Valley Tech Giants Plan Super-Green Campuses
Planted roofs and hidden parking lots are de rigueur at new HQs for Apple, Google, and Facebook -
Facebook
Facebook vs. Twitter: Want Your Feed Filtered or Unfiltered?
Twitter's unfiltered method can be overwhelming; Facebook's is secretive and invasive but helps with the oceans of content -
Facebook
Facebook Isn’t Your Platform. You're Facebook's Platform
Facebook periodically reminds us that it can do whatever it wants with our news feeds, including using them to try to convince us to pay for promotional tools -
Facebook
Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg: Who's in Her Lean-In Circle?
As Facebook's chief operating officer preaches the value of "lean-in" circles among working women, we speculate as to who populates Sandberg's circle -
Apps & Software
That Apple-Facebook Hack Attack Came From Eastern Europe
The Chinese aren't behind the recent cyberattacks on popular U.S. websites
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Facebook
Facebook Scores a Victory Over FaveHook and Its Ilk
Soundalike cybersquatters lose in federal court -
Facebook
Facebook vs. Twitter: Want Your Feed Filtered or Unfiltered?
Twitter's unfiltered method can be overwhelming; Facebook's is secretive and invasive but helps with the oceans of content -
Facebook
Facebook: The Making of 1 Billion Users
The social network never would have reached a billion users without its greatest strength—and weakness: Mark Zuckerberg's "move fast, break things" philosophy -
Social Media
The Dunbar Number, From the Guru of Social Networks
How a technophobic Oxford primatologist became Silicon Valley's social networking sage -
Facebook
Facebook Gets a Multibillion-Dollar Tax Break
Facebook earned more than $1 billion in profits in the U.S. but didn't pay any taxes because of breaks related to stock options -
Social Media
Job Recruiters Turn to LinkedIn, Social Media Startups
Finding job candidates who aren't looking -
Management
Google Edges Facebook in Software Engineer Pay Survey
A new survey from jobs site Glassdoor shows the average base salary for software engineers at the top tech firms in the U.S. -
Facebook
You Can't Hide From Facebook Graph Search
What we thought remained obscure online is becoming increasingly public. Get used to it -
Apps & Software
That Apple-Facebook Hack Attack Came From Eastern Europe
The Chinese aren't behind the recent cyberattacks on popular U.S. websites -
Facebook
Iceland, Data-Center Hub?
Chilly air and volcanic energy may lure tech companies -
Facebook
How Mark Zuckerberg Hacked the Valley
A look at the daring decisions that took Facebook's price tag from $1 billion to about 100 times as much -
Facebook
Facebook's 'Next Billion': A Q&A With Mark Zuckerberg
As Facebook grapples with a rocky IPO and seeks its next billion users, the company’s founder and CEO chats with Bloomberg Businessweek -
Entertainment
BuzzFeed, the Ad Model for the Facebook Era?
Some see BuzzFeed's kitten videos and celebrity chatter as "click bait." Co-founder Jonah Peretti sees a new business model he calls Social Publishing -
Social Media
Facebook's Poke Is a Wild Success—for Rival Snapchat
It took Facebook 12 days to copy Snapchat's self-deleting social-networking app, then took Snapchat days to become really, really popular -
Facebook
In Japan, Facebook Wins the Most Users
Post-tsunami Japan shares more online, making Facebook No. 1
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Social Media
The Dunbar Number, From the Guru of Social Networks
How a technophobic Oxford primatologist became Silicon Valley's social networking sage -
Facebook
Facebook Scores a Victory Over FaveHook and Its Ilk
Soundalike cybersquatters lose in federal court -
Facebook
You Can't Hide From Facebook Graph Search
What we thought remained obscure online is becoming increasingly public. Get used to it -
Reinventing Business
Facebook Delves Deeper Into Search
A former Google engineer is leading a team at Facebook that's working to improve search on the social network -
Facebook
Facebook vs. Twitter: Want Your Feed Filtered or Unfiltered?
Twitter's unfiltered method can be overwhelming; Facebook's is secretive and invasive but helps with the oceans of content -
Facebook
Facebook, Google Must Adapt as Users Embrace 'Unsocial' Networks
Hot new social media tools are all about you, not us, and that spells trouble for marketers -
Facebook
EU Forces Facebook to Kill Face Recognition (for Now)
But the social media site hopes to bring the feature back when it figures out how to inform users adequately -
Facebook
Facebook Snaps Up Instagram
The eye-popping price tag is more evidence that we live in "bubblicious" times -
Facebook
Salamworld, the Social Network for 'Core Muslim Values'
Istanbul-based Salamworld will foster Islamic values and filter out objectionable content -
Facebook
Facebook: The Making of 1 Billion Users
The social network never would have reached a billion users without its greatest strength—and weakness: Mark Zuckerberg's "move fast, break things" philosophy -
Facebook
Facebook Gets a Multibillion-Dollar Tax Break
Facebook earned more than $1 billion in profits in the U.S. but didn't pay any taxes because of breaks related to stock options -
Facebook
Why GM and Others Fail With Facebook Ads
General Motors' decision to stop buying Facebook ads confirms that converting Facebook "likes" to sales takes work that few companies have mastered -
Facebook
Facebook's 'Next Billion': A Q&A With Mark Zuckerberg
As Facebook grapples with a rocky IPO and seeks its next billion users, the company’s founder and CEO chats with Bloomberg Businessweek -
Entertainment
BuzzFeed, the Ad Model for the Facebook Era?
Some see BuzzFeed's kitten videos and celebrity chatter as "click bait." Co-founder Jonah Peretti sees a new business model he calls Social Publishing -
Facebook
In Japan, Facebook Wins the Most Users
Post-tsunami Japan shares more online, making Facebook No. 1
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