people.facebook.com - 2/20/2009
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Facebook launches proof of concept
blog.js-kit.com 2/20/2009 — Facebook has announced a proof of concept today that demonstrates their Facebook Connect service in action for comments.
We welcome Facebook’s ability to shine a light on the value of connecting blog comments to Facebook Connect. Of course, ...
You can’t compare Twitter to Facebook —
Paying Attention
I’m a little weary of the Twitter Vs. Facebook debate.
I posted this comment on Fred Wilson’s blog . I thought I would share here:
Twitter is the status service of the web-wide social network. Facebook status updates are the status update feature of Facebook. The web will ...
How to Import Your Blog Into Facebook —
Inside Facebook
Inside Facebook has recently written about simplifying how you use Facebook with other social media tools in order to make life a little easier. We’ve discussed merging calendaring by syncing Facebook events with Google calendar and simplifying microblogging by syncing Twitter and ...
A World Wide Web of Facebook Comments —
Tech Observer
Ars Technica posts a note : Continuing its march to Google's beat, Facebook has taken another major step towards dominating both the social Web and your blog with its first social widget, called the Comment Box. Built on Facebook Connect , this easily embeddable box turns Facebook into a hosted ...
First Facebook Widget Brings Comments to Your Blog —
Wired: Epicenter
Facebook Connect is getting in on the widget game. The service, which allows people to sign in to any supported site using their Facebook credentials, was previously available as an API for web developers, but the company has rolled out a new Comments Box widget which makes it dead simple to ...
Facebook invades your blog, rest of Web with new Comment Box —
Ars Technica
Continuing its march to Google's beat, Facebook has taken another major step towards dominating both the social Web and your blog with its first social widget, called the Comment Box. Built on Facebook Connect , this easily embeddable box turns Facebook into a hosted comment system, ...
Facebook Introduces Comments Box Widget —
WebProNews Feed
Facebook has launched its first social widget for the recently launched Facebook Connect, called Comments Box.
Comments Box can be added to any Web site or blog and it allows other Facebook users to comment on any of the content. The widget also allows non-Facebook users to comment on content ...
Deja Vu for Facebook —
Technology Liberation Front
Over at the New York Times “Room for Debate” blog, I’ve contributed my thoughts on the recent Facebook terms of service controversy.
Post from: The Technology Liberation Front , the tech policy blog dedicated to keeping politicians' hands off the 'net and everything else ...
Facebook Tests an Ad Network for Application Developers —
Mashable!
Facebook is testing its own advertising program for application developers. According to a post to the social network’s developer blog, “starting today you may notice a few applications occasionally serving Facebook Ads directly in their canvas pages as a part of a small alpha test. We will use ...
Facebook Begins Testing Ads on Applications —
All Facebook
In a new twist of events Facebook has decided to begin running test ads with Facebook applications. An annoucement is expected on the Facebook developer blog in the next 20 minutes. David Swain of Facebook says that”it’s nothing too big” but as an ad network running on ...
Facebook Backpedals, Promises To Rework TOS To Be Less Evil —
Homotron.net
Well, well, that didn't take long. After most of the web was whipped to a rabid frenzy by Facebook's new, onerous "all your base are belong to us" TOS, Facebook announced yesterday via their blog that they're switching back to their old TOS while they retool a new TOS that will "reflect the ...
Facebook rolls back terms of service change —
Tech Digest
Following massive user outcry over the changes to Facebook's terms of service yesterday, the company is rolling back the alteration for the time being. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the update-to-the-update in a blog post on the Facebook website: "A couple of weeks ago, we revised ...
56 Percent of Facebook Users Want the Old ToS Back —
Mashable!
… and 38 percent simply “don’t know” what they want, according to a poll being conducted by Facebook in selected user’s news feeds discovered by CNET .
The poll, which asks whether or not Facebook should return to its previous Terms of Service, follows yesterday’s blog post by Facebook CEO ...
Facebook changes terms of service, outcry ensues —
Tech Digest
A couple of weeks ago, Facebook changed its terms of service so that users won't be able to delete their data if they leave the site. The blogosphere immediately erupted with criticism and it prompted a blog post from Mark Zuckerberg himself on who owns the data. Facebook had been criticized ...
Facebook Responds to Concerns Over Terms of Service —
Mashable!
Today’s hoopla over changes to the Facebook Terms of Service have prompted a rare blog post from Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg. In the post , Zuckerberg falls short of apologizing for the changes, but rather, uses the opportunity to explain why Facebook more or less keeps your ...
Zuckerberg On Who Owns User Data On Facebook: It’s Complicated —
TechCrunch
When Facebook recently changed its terms of service to no longer allow users to delete their data when they leave the service, it justifiably created an uproar . Just what is Facebook planning to do with this data, and isn’t it mine to delete if I wish. In a blog post , Facebook CEO ...
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