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Facebook Launches First Public Connect-Enabled Widget
Facebook Launches First Public Connect-Enabled Widget
Tonight Facebook has announced that the launch of their “first social widget” for Facebook Connect. It’s a comment box which enables blogs, photo galleries, or other sites, to add comments to their site quickly. This is surprisingly the first public widget we’ve seen ...
Commenting with Facebook Connect
Commenting with Facebook Connect
developers.facebook.com — Since Facebook Connect launched, we've seen over 6,000 developers make their sites more social usin...... (more) Commenting with Facebook Connect
The Facebook Blog
blog.facebook.com — A couple of weeks ago, we revised our terms of use hoping to clarify some parts for... our users. Over the past couple of days, we received a lot of questions and comments about the changes and what they mean for people and their information. Based on ... (more) The Facebook Blog
Facebook Photos Pulls Away From The Pack
Facebook Photos Pulls Away From The Pack
techcrunch.com — If Facebook has one standout application it has to be Photos. Measured on its own, it is... the largest photo site on the Web. A full 69 percent of Facebook’s monthly visitors worldwide either look at or upload photos, based on comScore data. ... (more) Facebook Photos Pulls Away From The Pack
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Facebook Launches Commenting Widget
ReadWriteWeb — ... One nice feature of the Facebook Connect widget is that your comments are not only posted to your Facebook profile, but that additional comments that your friends make on Facebook in reference to your comment will also appear on the originating site. This, as Nick O'Neill points out, is similar to what a number of blog plugins like ...

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Facebook’s First Offsite Widget: Comment BoxAndy Beal's Marketing Pilgrim
First announced in May , Facebook Connect ports your Facebook data to other sites—or, in other words, it’s a way to let visitors to your site comment with through their Facebook profiles. Facebook reported yesterday that over 6000 sites have signed on for Connect. Facebook also ...
Facebook Connect Adds Third-Party Comment WidgetAppScout
. Facebook is expanding its Connect offering to include a Comments box social widget, which will post comments made on outside Web sites to a user's news feed. Developers who add a snippet of HTML to a Web site can now incorporate a box that will allow visitors to comment Facebook-style ...
A World Wide Web of Facebook CommentsTech 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 ...
Facebook invades your blog, rest of Web with new Comment BoxArs 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 WidgetWebProNews 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 ...
Facebook Connect Adds a Cut-and-Paste Comments WidgetMashable!
Social is the new trend for both Google and Facebook’s Connect platforms. Just a week after Google’s social bar announcement , Facebook’s getting even more social too. The social networking powerhouse is making it even easier for bloggers and publishers to incorporate ...
Facebook launches comments widget for web publishersVentureBeat
Facebook’s Connect service already lets users comment on news articles and other web-wide content using their Facebook identities. Now the company is taking another step, by letting web publishers install the actual Facebook comments interface within their own sites. For web publishers who ...