Posts Tagged ‘Facebook’

The Inside Story of How One Company Didn’t Mine Facebook [Facebook]
# facebook In the first meeting, the word “creepy” was only mentioned once in two hours. In the second meeting, the word “creepy” defined the conversation. More »

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Syphr and Code Green Partner to Create Facebook and Web Apps to Help Drive Traffic and Revenue to Credit Union Websites
FERNDALE, N.Y.—-Leveraging Facebook’s nearly 500 million users, financial technology developers Syphr, LLC , and Code Green, LLC , have teamed up to create Facebook and web-based applications to help credit unions drive traffic and monetize their websites.

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Facebook business booming
BUSINESSES who have failed to establish a presence on dominant social networking site, Facebook, are ignoring one of the biggest markets on the planet.

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Facebook helps people keep in touch with family members
Morgan Reinhart, a member of the Future Business Leaders of America at Marysville High School, answers questions about Facebook for Pearl Ann Shubkagel, left, and Darlene Lohse. The women were among those who attended last week’s Knowledge at Noon, “Is Facebook for You?”

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Identity theft on social networks like Facebook is a growing concern. This video from www.identitythoughts.com takes you through the settings you need to check to protect yourself.

My facebook profile is currently set on private, but i would like to switch it to public

What general advice can you give me to avoid problems and to protect myself?

I don’t have information such as credit card numbers or social security number out there, or my adress or even what town i live in. Also I don’t have pictures that show too much skin or pictures of my partying hard. I am in my early 20’s by the way..

So what do you think I should do to protect myself even if my profile is on public?

In this video, www.watchmojo.com learns how our regular online surfing habits including the use of such sites as facebook can lead to identity theft.

People are so willing to become friends with strangers on Facebook – they’ll even link up with a toy rubber duck! Learn more about the risks, and how to protect against them at www.sophos.com