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25, Nov, 11

Facebook and Ecommerce

Posted by Cygnis Media Blog, under Facebook, facebook app development, Facebook Commerce, facebook connect, Facebook Ecommerce, Facebook New, facebook page, Facebook Updates, Like, sharing, Social Media Strategy, Web Application, Web Product

We all know that Facebook is a social networking giant with over 750 million users. The enormous number of potential customers gathered in one place, have garnered the attention of small and large organizations alike. Facebook once was a place for simp…

23, Nov, 10

Facebook Gets Closer to a Trademark on the Word ‘Face’

Posted by Kim-Mai Cutler, under face, Facebook, Legal, Like, trademarks

Facebook moved one step closer to securing a trademark on the word “Face” when it’s used with online chat rooms or bulletin boards, after receiving a notice of allowance from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office today. After this, the company has six months to file a statement of use and pay a fee. An [...]

14, May, 10

5 Newsfeed Stories You Should Never Click “Like” On

Posted by Neil Vidyarthi, under Humor, Like, Lists

I’m sure many of you have noticed that the “Like” button is now everywhere, on sites and web pages across the web. We reported that over 50,000 people had put it up on their site in the first few days. But die-hard Facebookers like you and I remember the good ‘ol days when [...]

11, May, 10

100,000 Websites Add Facebook’s Social Plugins

Posted by Nick O'Neill, under Like, news, Open Graph, social plugins

In only a few weeks, the number of websites that have implemented Facebook’s social plugins, including the almost ubiquitous like button, has doubled from 50,000 to 100,000. That news came in a blog post earlier today from Facebook employee, Justin Osofsky. It’s an impressive statistic and it’s one that will only continue to [...]

11, May, 10

Facebook Faceoff: “Like” vs. “Become a Fan”

Posted by Ben Parr, under Facebook, Facebook Fan, facebook page, fan, Like, Poll, web faceoff, Web Faceooff

A month ago, Facebook began phasing out the Facebook Fan Page, changing the action of “becoming a fan” to “liking.” The change was part of a broader plan to…

07, May, 10

Facebook Adds An Unlike Button For Pages

Posted by Nick O'Neill, under Like, news, Pages, Unlike

No longer a fan of something? Facebook just made it easier to “unlike” your favorite Facebook Pages through the embedded fan box widgets. While many users have actually requested that Facebook a full functioning “Dislike” feature to express negative sentiment, this feature is simply an easier way to not be a fan of [...]

03, May, 10

Facebook Like Plugin For WordPress Released

Posted by Nick O'Neill, under Developers, Like, news, Open Graph, Wordpress

Want to instantly add Facebook’s Like button to your Wordpress blog? No need to worry about dealing with Facebook’s upgraded JavaScript SDK or anything else. You can simply install the new Wordpress Like plugin and get up and running in only a couple of clicks. The new plugin works with both XFBML [...]

27, Apr, 10

One Problem With Facebook’s New Like Button: It Doesn’t Work With Connect Sites

Posted by Nick O'Neill, under Connect, Like, news

Over the weekend while trying to implement Facebook’s extremely buzzed about “Like” button, I found out that trying to implement it on an existing Facebook Connect enabled site simply doesn’t work. I’m clearly not the only person having problems. Techcrunch implemented the “Like” button last week on the day of f8 and in [...]

26, Apr, 10

Did Like Just Replace The Link?

Posted by Nick O'Neill, under Like, news

It’s pretty interesting to see all the people rallying around an open “Like” standard. It was just like the developers who suggested we needed an open tweeting platform once Twitter became so successful. In turn identi.ca was born and most people don’t use it. Every great idea launched on the web is [...]

22, Apr, 10

Facebook Hobbies and Interests Are Now Connected To Pages

Posted by Neil Vidyarthi, under Like, news, Semantic Web

This morning, you may have noticed when you logged in to Facebook that it asked you to update all your likes & interests and add them to ‘pages’. Facebook is unrolling their steps to create the semantic web this morning, and that starts by creating ‘pages’ for everyone’s lists of interests and hobbies. [...]

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