Facebook gives us some clues about the next 12 months of Timeline
Facebook product chief Carl Sjogreen gave developers and others a few clues about what to expect from Facebook over the next year.
At the Inside Social Apps conference in San Francisco today, the Facebook executive laid out the three most important parts of Facebook’s third-party development platform: Open Graph, mobile, and games.
“The point of Open Graph is … to let apps deeply integrate with Facebook and fill out your Timeline and enrich the News … Continue Reading
Facebook tweaks bookmarks on the homepage
Developers better keep their MAUs (or monthly active users) up.
Facebook is tweaking bookmarks on the left-hand side of the page so that the apps users interact with most frequently appear “above the fold” or above the “More” button.
Whenever a user signs up for an app, a bookmark will automatically be created for them. This is unlike before, when users would have to make their own bookmarks. Of course, not every user took advantage … Continue Reading
Q&A with iLike's Ali Partovi, on Facebook
Developers better keep their MAUs (or monthly active users) up.
Facebook is tweaking bookmarks on the left-hand side of the page so that the apps users interact with most frequently appear “above the fold” or above the “More” button.
Whenever a user signs up for an app, a bookmark will automatically be created for them. This is unlike before, when users would have to make their own bookmarks. Of course, not every user took advantage … Continue Reading
Introducing "Causes on Facebook"
Developers better keep their MAUs (or monthly active users) up.
Facebook is tweaking bookmarks on the left-hand side of the page so that the apps users interact with most frequently appear “above the fold” or above the “More” button.
Whenever a user signs up for an app, a bookmark will automatically be created for them. This is unlike before, when users would have to make their own bookmarks. Of course, not every user took advantage … Continue Reading


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