FACEBOOK NEWS - Last Generation Network News - TUESDAY MAY 2 2017
FACEBOOK NEWS - Last Generation Network News - TUESDAY MAY 2 2017
| CNBC | - |
Facebook has been analyzing the emotions of teenagers and acknowledges it passed along the information to an advertiser in violation of its policies, according to published reports.
| TechCrunch | - |
Facebook has given its Marketplace a bit of a visual overhaul, with new colorful icons and improved search and filtering features.
| TechCrunch | - |
Facebook wants to prove it drives brick-and-mortar foot traffic with its latest feature test. TechCrunch has discovered a previously unreported Facebook feature where users can scan a personalized QR code to score discounts or bonuses when they buy ...
| CNBC | - |
The tech sector touched its highest level since September 2000, and the Nasdaq Composite hit another record on Monday as names like Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft, Facebook and Apple surged to new highs. The five stocks, which represent more than $2.8 ...
| Telegraph.co.uk | - |
Security experts have raised concerns about the rapidly-spreading "10 concerts" Facebook meme that appears innocuous but could be a gift to hackers.
| Barron's | - |
Our conversations with advertisers and recent reports from large marketing developers suggest strong first-quarter revenue results for both Facebook (ticker: FB) and Snap (SNAP), with Facebook results likely to be bolstered by continued marketer ...
| The Verge | - |
After two high-profile episodes of violence on its platform, Facebook is facing a crisis with no clear prospect for change.
| CBS News | - |
Concert-goers and shoppers are being warned about two unusual security risks on Facebook that have been going viral in the past few weeks.
| Fortune | - |
If you read one long, demanding article about the technology industry this week, make it Farhad Manjoo's cover story this past weekend in The New York Times Magazine about Facebook. Called “Can Facebook Fix Its Own Worst Bug?” it delves deeply into ...
| CNBC | - |
An Ohio family that hosted Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg for dinner says he made it clear he wasn't planning to run for president in 2020.
| Mashable | - |
Facebook is the world's most successful social network - but it shows you an abject failure every time you open its app.
| WPXI Pittsburgh | - |
Police said the two women lured the man and tried to choke him to death in Butler County Friday. Detectives are still trying to figure out why this man was targeted.
| The Guardian | - |
That the Facebook founder and CEO's latest trip through the heartland occurred on the weekend that the techno-dystopian thriller The Circle was released provided a helpful comparison between the menace of an endlessly rapacious social network as ...
| The Columbus Dispatch | - |
During Facebook's early years before live streaming, I remember much of the concern regarding inappropriate posts revolved around profane language and graphic photos.
| CNBC | - |
As investors rush to top-performing technology stocks in the peak of earnings season, Jim Cramer looked into their quarters to see what is driving them higher.
| Minneapolis Star Tribune | - |
The Facebook page from Minnesota's Seventh Congressional District Republican Party on Monday night featured a post with racist and derogatory language superimposed on a photo of U.S.
| Madison.com | - |
It's well known that digital advertising is a megatrend fueling the growth of companies like Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) and Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL) (NASDAQ: GOOG), the parent company of Google.
| The Guardian | - |
One of the charges related to a Facebook post written on 7 November last year about Miller, who successfully challenged the government over its plan to give notice to leave the EU without an act of parliament.
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