Starting today, you will be able to search for hashtags from the Graph Search bar. Also, hashtags created on services like Twitter and Instagram will now be clickable on Facebook.
With the magic of Wikipedia and the science of statistics and probability, Facebook managed to turn a garbage dump of letters into remarkably well-structured data. Here's how.
Google has for the past decade or two been training us to search with keywords rather than natural phrases. But Facebook is taking a different approach.
Facebook loves local business, apparently. And local business loves Facebook.
Want to know how Graph Search works and how results are sorted? They're different for every person! Here's a peek under the hood.
Editor's Pick Facebook is announcing the latest changes to its News Feed today, and we're reporting live from its headquarters. Check out this post for live updates on what you can expect to see on your Facebook soon.
Editor's Pick What most are hoping for is a massive change that would toy with Facebook's long-cultivated revenue streams and tinker with one of its most precious pieces of IP: The News Feed algorithm.
Editor's Pick The version of Graph Search you're using right now is just a wee little baby demo version of the real thing. Here's what's around the corner.
Guest Post Apple Maps was the best thing ever to happen to Google Maps.
Guest Post With Facebook's Graph Search, advertising is just beginning to get disrupted by social. Here's why.
Yandex says Facebook is denying the company access to its data shortly after it launched social search app Wonder.
Yandex, a Russian search engine, released a new social search app that lets you ask questions like, "What ice cream shops do my friends like?" But in order to escape any Facebook wrath, the company is claiming the app is a "personal assistant."
And here I thought Google was supposed to be the geeky company.
Editor's Pick Can you opt-out of Facebook's Graph Search? Who can see my content? How can I protect myself? We answer your questions about privacy in Facebook's new search function.
Facebook's new Graph Search is the first service that has the potential to eat Google's lunch.
We played with Facebook's new Graph Search for ourselves. Check out how it works and what it looks like before it's released to the public.
Facebook announced its new graph search today. And everything in local marketing is going to change, again.
Facebook finally announced search today, but investors weren't blown away.
Yelp's stock price dropped an alarming 8 percent following the announcement of Facebook's Graph Search.
What it's really going to do is open up the vast hoard of Facebook data and eat the lunch of a thousand large and small companies that make money by aggregating and rating what people do and where they go.
