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Why Facebook Shut Down the Only Useful App it Ever Had
Why Facebook Shut Down the Only Useful App it Ever Had
It was inevitable, but we’re still disappointed. Facebook has shut down the single most useful application ever to grace its tightly restricted platform. The Newsfeed RSS app was built using the recently unveiled Open Stream API , a set of tools developers can use to build apps that let ...
Facebook raises $150 million more to cash out employees
venturebeat.com — Facebook has almost finished raising $150 million in capital, in an extraordinary move by the company to... buy out shares of hundreds of regular employees. Hundreds of the Palo Alto, Calif.’s employees have now toiled at the company for more ... (more) Facebook raises $150 million more to cash out employees
Facebook Prepares To Launch Live Video Chat Product
Facebook Prepares To Launch Live Video Chat Product
allfacebook.com — Want to call your Facebook friends via video chat? Soon enough you’ll be able to. Earlier today... one of our readers sent us a link to one of Facebook’s cached JavaScript files which reveals a number of clues as to a soon to be released ... (more) Facebook Prepares To Launch Live Video Chat Product
Confirmed: Facebook to Launch Virtual Currency Test in Platform Applications Soon
Confirmed: Facebook to Launch Virtual Currency Test in Platform Applications Soon
insidefacebook.com — Over the last couple of days, rumors have been swirling about a possible Facebook Platform payments system... launching over the course of the next few weeks. Tonight, we have confirmation from Facebook that while it isn’t planning on launching a ... (more) Confirmed: Facebook to Launch Virtual Currency Test in ...
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SitePoint Podcast #15: This Way Up
SitePoint — ... feed directly. Episode Summary Here are the topics covered in this episode: Google’s New CAPTCHA Google’s New CAPTCHA: The Only Way Is Up! (SitePoint) Mozilla Prism 1.0 Beta Mozilla Brings Webapps to the Desktop, Challenges AIR, Silverlight (Webmonkey) Prism (Mozilla) Facebook Shuts Down Newsfeed RSS Application Why Facebook Shut Down the Only Useful App it Ever Had (Webmonkey) Facebook Shuts ...

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