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Facebook Ad Rates Fall: When 32% Growth Is Not Enough
Last week, we took a look at Facebook’s financials and wondered if the social networking giant is headed for financial ruin, despite—or even because of—118% worldwide growth, 32% US growth (monthly unique visitors). Many commentators argued that any company would be overjoyed with even 32% growth. Unfortunately, that kind of think
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Facebook Headed for Financial Ruin?
TechCrunch today has no treats—and no joy, no, not even Almond Joy—for Facebook in reporting about its projected financial woes. For a company once valued at $15 billion, things are looking grim as the cash supplies may dwindle long before Facebook is ready or willing to go to IPO.
There’s no denying that Facebook continues [...]
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Linky Goodness, October 17
Today we’re mostly Googly in our linkiness. Let’s get our obligatory nonGoogle story out of the way first: Facebook wants to offer music, but they don’t want to tangle with labels, reports paidContent.org. MySpace recently launched its music service, which it owns jointly with participating music labels. Facebook, on teh other han
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Facebook Fighting Predators, Fostering Startups
Facebook, Facebook. A year ago, it seemed we could hardly go a day without some newsworthy tidbit from the sweetheart of the social networking scene. These days, positive headlines—or any at all, since “ink is ink”—are much fewer and further between. But today, Facebook has two reasons to make the news: they’ve [...]
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Live Search Is Livin' It Up
by Sage Lewis MSN steals the show this week with two juicy pieces of news. First, Facebook and MSN join to integrate Live Search into Facebook's search options. Secondly, Live Search is now paying you for searching through them. You can sign up for Search Perks to earn points for prizes like frequent flier miles, notebooks, etc. Lastly, if you're s
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Microsoft and Facebook Partner for Search
The Live Search blog announces a partnership between Facebook and Microsoft for search and ads. You can now either "Search Facebook" or "Search the Web" using Live.com. Additionally, adCenter ads will be delivered alongside those search results. So far, it's...
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Geode: Location Awareness Comes to the Browser
What Suggestions Would You Offer a Beginning Blogger? -SEO by the SEA
Facebook Group vs Facebook Fan Page: What’s Better?
Is PageRank the Ultimate Measure of Online Influence?
11 Top WordPress Plugins Every Blog Should Have
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Live Search now Live on Facebook
In July, Microsoft and Facebook announced an expansion of their existing partnership to include Live Search on the social network. Today, that plan has been implemented. AdCenter ads are being served up along with the results. Here's what they're saying about it: On the Live Search blog, Angus Norton, Senior Director, Live Search Product Management
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Facebook Integrates and Endorses Microsoft Live Search, Officially
Although this partnership has been announced as early as July this year, it is only now that Facebook is officially introducing or in a more industry standard term, leveraging on Microsoft’s Live Search engine. The Facebook blog has officially introduced the new feature as if it is something for us to get excited about.
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Linky Goodness, 7 October
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So you’ll have the news! All hope is not lost for Yahoo! As long rumored, they’re in merger talks with AOL. Oh, wait. That probably does mean all is lost.
Oh that’s what it’s for—Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg points ou
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