Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 24 2008 | From Google Reader, facebook, multiply
Quoted: Last week, Facebook filed a lawsuit against German social network studiVZ, claiming that the site copied its “look, feel, features, and services.” Today, Multiply is alleging that Facebook did much of the same in launching its new re-design, and illustrating what they believe is a pattern of Facebook copying their site’s ideas. Here’s a look at
Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - 8 days ago | From Google Reader, friendster, facebook
Quoted: Social networking site Friendster just announced that it now supports applications built on competing network Facebook’s popular platform. Friendster already supports apps built for OpenSocial (the Google led effort to make all social sites compatible), and the announcement is significant because signals that Friendster is the first network to support
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Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - 11 days ago | From Google Reader, facebook, iphone
Quoted: After Facebook released v1.1 of their iPhone application, they promised that a bigger, badder v2.0 was in the works for September. They cut it pretty close, but they’ve kept their word. Just a few hours ago, the second major release of the Facebook application hit the App Store, bearing a whole new user interface and a slew of fresh features. With
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Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 21 2008 | From Google Reader, iphone, facebook
Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 13 2008 | From Google Reader, facebook
Quoted: It was sort of inevitable given Facebook’s monster growth over the last few years, but April 2008 was the milestone: Facebook officially caught up to MySpace in terms of unique monthly worldwide visitors, according to data released by Comscore and shown above. Both services are attracting around 115 million people to their respective sites each month.
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Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 03 2008 | From Google Reader, facebook
Quoted: Facebook certainly chose a peculiar time to announce the imminent death of a platform (and dare I say, operating system) staple: the installation screen. In the late afternoon of last Friday, Pete Bratach penned a post called “Streamlining Application Authorization” that went virtually unnoticed by the press at the time, even by Facebook-focused blogs.
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Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 03 2008 | From Google Reader, facebook, opensocial
This is an interview with the developer of those zombie facebook apps. He has abstracted FB's interface and OpenSocial so that his new widgets are easily made to run on the various platforms.
Quoted: Large, well-funded companies are increasingly dominating the little world of Facebook applications. Slide and Rockyou for all-purpose applications, Zynga and SGN for social games, iLike for music. These companies have also moved aggressively as Facebook’s rival social networks began opening up their platforms to third parties over the last half a year
Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 02 2008 | From Google Reader, facebook, microsoft
Quoted: Microsoft Live Messenger is the latest to integrate Facebook chat, meaning you can talk it up with your Facebook friends directly from Microsoft’s instant messaging client, according to a report on allfacebook. This integration is a passive and useful way in which Microsoft can utilize the social network into which it invested millions, and further
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Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 12 2008 | From Google Reader, facebook, startups
Quoted: After having spent a sum of about 100 hours being seduced by a guy about 15 years her junior, Sheryl Sandberg, a former vice president of global online sales and operations at Google, has been taking the past several weeks familiarizing herself with some friendly faces in the Californian city of Palo Alto for a run at the gig of chief operating officer
Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 06 2008 | From Google Reader, facebook
Quoted: Update: Facebook has confirmed that it will be conducting a slow, gradual rollout of Facebook Chat, and tells users to expect “fairly soon to notice our Chat bar at the bottom of your browser.” Justin Smith of InsideFacebook is one of the lucky ones to already have it and he has posted his first impressions. According to Nick O’Neill of AllFacebook,


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