Why Facebook Can't Take Down Photos of Your Children
In some countries, tagging a photo against a person’s will on Facebook could land you in jail. Almost everywhere else in the world, you’re expected to fend for yourself in these…
Printed Business Cards Based on Facebook Timelines
UK online printers Moo.com is launching what it calls a ‘new model of social-business-networking’, announcing an integration with Facebook that creates customized printed business cards that draws on content held…
Facebook Timeline Sends Anti-Drugs Message
When Facebook’s Timeline feature started rolling out worldwide, it was inevitable that we’d see people playing with the format creatively. The first example we’ve seen is this anti-drugs campaign promoting…
Australian Deported from Bahrain for Facebook Posts
Writing a series of articles for The Atlantic, Australian national Tony Mitchell’s latest account of living in Bahrain reveals that he was deported from the country for posting on Facebook…
What 2012 Holds for Facebook
So that was 2011, done and dusted and it was quite a ride for Facebook, as you can see in our review. While the last twelve months were hectic, they…
Facebook Users who Hate Timeline are Getting Scammed
According to a report from Inside Facebook, people who really hate Timeline and are looking for ways to get rid of it are becoming victims of scams on the social…
UAE Facebook Penetration Rates Among Highest in the World
While we’ve already known for quite some time that Facebook’s penetration rates in the Middle East are relatively low, a new report from Arabic website Zajil, gives more insight into…
Citibank Using Facebook to Pool Rewards Points
If you’ve ever found yourself just shy of enough rewards points on your credit card to let you actually do something with them, Citibank might have an interesting option for…
What 2012 Holds for Social Gaming
London-based King.com has launched just three of its games on Facebook so far, and yet it’s already the fourth-largest game developer on the social network worldwide. The titles King.com has made available…
Ron Paul, 'the Most Viral Presidential Candidate'
As the USA enters a presidential election year, the role of campaigning using social media is sure to receive plenty of attention. To this end, Socialbakers has today published analysis…
Facebook No Longer Supports IE7
It appears that Facebook has stopped supporting Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 7 browser, according to our friends at The Sociable. While this isn’t surprising since the browser is five years old,…
2011: A Huge Year for Social Media
Is it really 2012 already? No, not quite, but we’re almost there. And with only two more sleeps to go ’til the new year, we thought we’d take a retrospective…
Facebook Cited in a Third of UK Divorces
Facebook sure has a lot to answer for, if these latest divorce figures are anything to go by. Last January, the Telegraph reported that flirtations on the social network had…
2011: The Year Facebook Came of Age
Facebook is an Internet colossus. It’s as simple as that. As Google’s Eric Schmidt recently acknowledged, it is one of the Web’s most powerful and influential force, that’s despite being…
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