FACEBOOK NEWS - Last Generation Network News - MONDAY MAY 1 2017
FACEBOOK NEWS - Last Generation Network News - MONDAY MAY 1 2017
| Forbes | - |
Facebook is helping advertisers target younger users who disclose they are feeling "worthless". Using the teen's words and images, Facebook has been aiding companies in Australia target this impressionable demographic. Thanks to a 23-page document ...
| Fast Company | - |
When I joined Facebook in 2008, we could've fit all of the company's employees into a single movie theater. There were just a few hundred of us, mostly based in Palo Alto.
| The Sun | - |
Next click on “Your information”, where you will see what of your personal information is being shared, at the top of this box there is an option “Your categories” click on that to see exactly what Facebook knows about you. Facebook explained: “The ...
| Telegraph.co.uk | - |
The document, written by staff at Facebook's Australian office and revealed by The Australian newspaper, detailed how the company can analyse young users' photos and status updates to determine when they feel “stressed”, “defeated”, “overwhelmed”, ...
| WSPA.com | - |
ROCHESTER, NY (WSPA) - The man who originated a new Facebook game is shocked how popular it has become. Tommy Casserino works in music production.
| USA TODAY | - |
NEW YORK—Some people have a hard enough time struggling with their social lives in the real world. Going social virtually poses other challenges.
| BuzzFeed News | - |
Peter Barron, vice-president, communications and public affairs for Google Europe, the Middle East and Africa; Simon Milner, policy director for the UK, Middle East and Africa for Facebook, and Nick Pickles, senior public policy manager for UK and ...
| Daily Mail | - |
The confidential document, which is dated this year, details how by monitoring posts, comments and interactions on the site, Facebook can work out when children as young as 14 feel 'overwhelmed', 'defeated', 'stressed', 'anxious', 'nervous', 'stupid ...
| Today.com | - |
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg traveled to parts of the Midwest over the weekend, including having a surprise dinner with “Trump Democrats” in Ohio.
| CNNMoney | - |
Facebook, Twitter and Google have been accused by lawmakers in the U.K. of allowing racist content and hate speech to spread via their platforms.
| The Sun | - |
FACEBOOK reckons it knows you better than you do - and this is how you find out what it thinks of you. Targeted ads are big business for the social media giant.
| KSAT San Antonio | - |
MIAMI - The latest Facebook "10 Concerts" craze is putting smiles on the faces of hackers looking to access your personal information.
| 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.
| Miami Herald | - |
It's all fun and games until someone's password security question gets hacked. 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. But the ...
| Yahoo Finance | - |
Facebook's (FB) IPO struggled out of the gate on May 18, 2012. With its price set at $38, it closed at only $38.23 at the end of that day.
| Investorplace.com | - |
Facebook earnings for the quarter ending March 30, due to be reported after the market closes May 3, are expected to be over $2.6 billion or $1.12 per share, on revenue of $7.85 billion and there are whispers that the number could go over $2.8 billion, ...
| UPI.com | - |
In the case of a northeastern Ohio family, it wasn't a daughter introducing them to her fiance like in the 1967 movie. It was Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg dropping in on the Newton Falls family -- 20 miles west of Youngstown -- with 20 minutes notice ...
| Irish Independent | - |
Facebook has found itself at the centre of a family legal dispute after a father claimed posting allegedly "crude"images on his Facebook page does not affect his young son. The father told the Family Court that his posts did not affect his son as the ...
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