FACEBOOK NEWS - Last Generation Network News for Sunday April 30 2017
FACEBOOK NEWS - Last Generation Network News for Sunday April 30 2017
| KTUU.com | - |
NEW YORK (AP) Facebook is acknowledging that governments or other malicious non-state actors are using its social network to sway political sentiment, including elections.
| KVIA El Paso | - |
Saturday evening the Rescue Mission of El Paso held it's first Like Love and Share-A-Thon. The shelter along with ABC-7s Iris Lopez held a two-hour long marathon on Facebook to raise funds that will help those in need in our community. The Rescue ...
| The Sun | - |
GOOGLE and Facebook have admitted they were conned out of an alleged $100million (£77million) in a phishing scam. The two world's biggest companies fell victim after a Lithuanian man allegedly tricked employees into wiring over the money to bank ...
| New York Post | - |
The video of the child's death was apparently available for viewing online for almost 24 hours until Facebook pulled it down.
| Forbes | - |
Facebook just did an update last week that Instagram is now up to 700 million monthly active users. A little over 5 years ago, Kevin Systrom - Instagram's founder - agreed to sell his company to Mark Zuckerberg for $1 billion of cash and stock.
| Forbes | - |
My company is always trying out new ways to connect with and build our audience. As an entrepreneur I tend to obsess over people's opinions of my company and our products and use their feedback to propel us forward.
| NPR | - |
Dear Sugar Radio is a weekly podcast from member station WBUR. Hosts Steve Almond and Cheryl Strayed offer "radical empathy" and advice on everything ...
| WYFF Greenville | - |
The Pickens County Sheriff's Office says social media reports of a "serial killer" are fake. Advertisement. Friday morning on their Facebook page, deputies said ...
| The Sun | - |
Over 637,000 people like the Labour Party on Facebook, compared to 570,000 who like the Conservatives. Just 360,000 like Theresa May's page, but 856,000 like Mr Corbyn's.
| New York Times | - |
A meme making the rounds on Facebook asks users to list 10 concerts - nine they've attended and a fabricated one - and invites others to identify the fake one.
| TechCrunch | - |
Facebook finally has a better solution to freebooting - the common practice of stealing video and uploading it to one's Facebook Page to reap the engagement and audience growth. Today's update to the Facebook Rights Manager tool that launched last ...
| Forbes | - |
Facebook has delivered great returns for early investors like Robert Frazier whose Mid-Term Value Fund bought FB early and has made 274% on the position.
| USA TODAY | - |
Insulting Islam or the prophet Mohammed in this majority-Muslim country is a crime of blasphemy punishable by death. Some are changing their Facebook IDs to ...
| Business Insider | - |
Today's infographic comes from Futurism, and it details Facebook's masterplan to potentially make the company a $1 trillion colossus.
| Huffington Post Canada | - |
OTTAWA - Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan offered a full apology to his former comrades-in-arms on Saturday, after claiming to have been the "architect" of Canada's largest battle in Afghanistan.
| BBC News | - |
According to Mr Moore, the CEO had told Facebook staff he wanted to meet traditional Democrats who had voted for Donald Trump as president.
| CNET | - |
Here are some ways to protect yourself as a seller or as a buyer on Facebook Marketplace.
| TechCrunch | - |
Facebook today released its latest report on global government requests for the second half of 2016, noting there has been a 9 percent increase in requests for user account data compared with the earlier part of that year, but a 28 percent decrease in ...
| The Australian | - |
A 23-page Facebook document seen by The Australian marked “Confidential: Internal Only” and dated 2017, outlines how the social network can target “moments when young people need a confidence boost” in pinpoint detail.
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