Category: facebook
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Facebook: Sometimes it’s Easier to Ask Permission Than to Beg Forgiveness
The other day I reviewed David Berkowitz’s dilemma regarding being the subject of an ad that changed him from a “fan” of Blockbuster on Facebook to a brand spokesperson. The post at David’s Blog has garnered over 70 comments, and he has asked for some of us to further comment in a post that just…
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Facebook Advertising Roundtable today on David’s Blog
I participated in an online roundtable over at David Berkowitz’s blog regarding Facebook, and some of the recent posts he made (see David Berkowitz gives Facebook Ads the Smackdown). Inside the Marketers Studio – David Berkowitz’s Marketing Blog: Facebook Advertising Expert Roundtable: Jeremiah, Adam, Seni, Howard A firestorm of explosive debate erupted on this blog…
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Susan Mernit hits a problem on the head
In her round up of Social Media moments & milestones to remember from 2007 Susan Mernit finds one really tough problem Susan Mernit’s Blog Once we scale beyond the 150 or so people a high schooler might know, technology and standards become essential parts of the tool set and that’s the problem set no one has…
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Facebook making people angry
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In case you were too busy preparing Turkey last week, I’ll give a basic review of the issue. Facebook’s Beacon program (already questioned as a possible “Privacy Nightmare” by GigaOm) lets users share their own data about what they like and dislike with other facebook users. An example might be Fandango or other movie service…
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Facebook for Blackberry
Imagine my surprise this morning, when, upon logging in to Facebook with my Blackberry browser, I was presented with the option of downloading a Facebook for Blackberry application – written and signed by Research in Motion (RIMM), the maker of Blackberry. Well, hearing this was made by RIMM, I’m in. It certainly makes FB much…