Image: Facebook Users Hating on Facebook with Facebook
May 14th, 2010 by Dave StudinskiCaptured 1:20 p.m. EST 5/10/10 from CNN.com.
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Some guys aggregate public Facebook status updates, and why it’s a good thing
May 14th, 2010 by Dave StudinskiFacebook continues to find itself in a a shitstorm regarding privacy issues.
The collective Interwebz demands answers, changes and – ultimately – alternatives. For once, it’s not using Facebook to do it.
FB HQ held a reported all-staff meeting Thursday, but no one is talking about it. Mere hours prior, four NYU computer science nerds [...]
Facebook dethrones blondes everywhere, officially adopts ‘like’ as most-used word in vernacular
April 19th, 2010 by Dave StudinskiBig changes in the ownership of your social life, undoubtedly cuing riots of tens of thousands today as Facebook decides to do something not-so-slightly different.
Let’s review.
Out: “Fanning” pages
In: “Liking” Pages
Details from The Facebook Blog:
Feature certain connections: When you edit your profile, you can choose to feature some of your connections over others. You can drag [...]
Roundup of Ball State ‘Ass-Slapper’ Interwebz Chaos
April 9th, 2010 by Dave StudinskiEarlier today we referenced the YouTube video from an alleged “Young Mak,” titled “Ball State Ass Slapper Song.” It’s the very tip of the Internet craziness iceberg that even our site staff notices from various points throughout the country.
We couldn’t leave it at just the video. While the Ball State Daily News (rightfully so) has [...]
Navigating New Facebook Privacy Settings
December 11th, 2009 by Mike DeckerFacebook greeted its users with new settings this week effectively ending any and all stalking powers society collectively enjoyed. Well, assuming we users actually make the changes.
Book Founder Mark Zuckerberg opened up his profile to the public to support the new privacy settings, even if it was rumored accidental. Just because he did doesn’t mean [...]
Red Site, Blue Site?
September 29th, 2009 by Mike DeckerWe live in divided times, and it probably won’t surprise you to learn that social networking trends are just as divided along lines of education, income, and geography as the rest of the country. A report from the folks over at Nielsen reveals that Facebook, with its Ivy League pedigree, is most popular among [...]