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Givvy, a social commerce startup based in San Francisco, has launching the world’s first Facebook app focused on social gift recommendations. Every gift on Givvy is submitted by savvy shoppers. These social mavens help to guide and influence the purchasing decisions of their peers by acting as human filters for the millions of products found online. The result is a highly curated shopping experience that …
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Your Facebook experience is about to become more visual. In a keynote speech at the company’s f8 developer conference in San Francisco, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg described Timeline as “a great way to discover all the things people have done their whole life.” Timeline’s aim is to allow users to easily browse through the history of their activity on Facebook all the way back to the day they were born. …
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According to NBC Washington, angry Facebook users are complaining that new features the company rolled out today are undermining what they actually want to see on their feeds, while others are saying the new settings are simply difficult to understand. Users can no longer decide whether to click Most Recent or Top News on their feeds; instead, Facebook is determining what items a user would most want to see, …
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You may recall how a decade-old toasted cheese sandwich said to bear an image of the Virgin Mary sold on eBay auction for $28,000. Now, thanks to Tillamook, the Oregon-based dairy brand, you too can have your face emblazoned in a grilled cheese. This is made possible by Hello Design's Facebook app for Tillamook, which lets you grill your face (or any image) onto a gooey, hot grilled cheese sandwich. After …
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Facebook Pages are all the rage these days, but that doesn't mean they are pro-rage pages. No, a rage page can get you arrested in a hurry. According to Voice of America: A British court has sentenced two men to four years in prison for their failed attempts to use the social networking site Facebook to incite rioting during last week's unrest in the country. Jordan Blackshaw, 20, and Perry Sutcliffe-Keenan, …
Facebook wants to take Silicon Valley's advertising throne away from Google and their boxy little text ads. To do that, the company has to do more than give speeches about revolutionizing the game, they have to prove their mettle to companies big and small who want to reach online customers camped out inside Facebook. According to The Wall Street Journal, Facebook is working on a solution. While advertisers …
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