 | For the true fans of media apps on Facebook, this could be welcome news. Twelve new media apps were launched by Facebook on Wednesday for its timeline feature, adding to the already long list of media apps which includes Yahoo!, Washington Post Reader and the Guardian social news app. This new addition comes just few… |
 | Facebook is the world’s largest social network, and for co-founder Mark Zuckerberg, it has to be more about user experience and less about advertising. Strangely enough, even with this philosophy, Facebook is planning to launch sponsored stories for the mobile version soon. And to not focus on monetization is rather interesting coming from Zuckerberg, considering… |
 | When it comes to referral traffic, everyone knows that Facebook tops the list. And no matter how hard Google may try to compete with it, it never quite will. The massive user base of Facebook, and the amount of data shared from within and in connection with it is enormous. But in cyberspace, startup companies… |
 | A new app called Cyfe is now seeking to simplify business management and monitoring, by decreasing the time taken on compiling progress reports and helping companies pool in their resources to keep track of everything from one single page which they call the all-in-one business dashboard. The basic idea behind Cyfe is that when businesses… |
 | In a move that could possibly change the entire user experience of the world’s most populated social network, Facebook is planning to mix paid advertising content with user’s daily news feed updates, beginning in early 2012. This could well mark a commercial invasion of a user’s very personal social activity on the network. Advertisers will… |
 | Facebook could soon become the online ticketing hub for artists and dedicated music fans with the launch of Ticketfly’s Facebook ticketing app (see a demo of the app here), which lets users know when their friends buy a ticket to a live show, thereby boosting ticket sales by relying on the seamless power of the… |
 | A special feature report brought out by Cyberoam, the innovator of identity based UTM solutions, reveals that around 70% of spam attacks were on Yahoo (27%), Facebook (23%) and Gmail (19%). The first of its kind Internet threats trend report has been prepared in collaboration with Cyberoam’s partner, Commtouch. The report highlights how email accounts… |
 | In the recently concluded Facebook f8 developer conference, Mark Zuckerberg (the company’s CEO) showed the Live Feed on Facebook and also made the feature live on almost all user profiles worldwide. Well, to be frank I do not like this feature. I like Facebook because it offers me with a clutter free interface to connect… |
