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Facebook introduces stickers to timeline comments

NEWS By TAVIS J. HAMPTON12 YEARS AGO

Facebook, Inc. is now rolling out stickers for users’ timelines. The feature was previously only available in the messaging section and Facebook Messenger app. Timeline post, group post and event post comments will now allow for the large-format post-emoticon age stickers. A …

Teens share Instagram photos to Twitter, not Facebook

NEWS By TAVIS J. HAMPTON12 YEARS AGO

Piper Jaffray & Co. has released its semi-annual “Taking Stock With Teens” survey, and the results suggest that teens are leaving Facebook in favor of a Twitter + Instagram combination. An infographic, released as part of the survey report, shows that Instagram …

Facebook completes Whatsapp acquisition

NEWS By TAVIS J. HAMPTON12 YEARS AGO

Facebook, Inc. has completed its $22 billion acquisition of Whatsapp, Inc., according to a report filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The two companies agreed to a deal in February of 2014 but needed to overcome a number of legal …

Track Ebola’s US spread with these 5 tools

NEWS By TAVIS J. HAMPTON12 YEARS AGO

Ebola is one of the more deadly communicable diseases in the world. With today’s technology, including Big Data’s advanced analytics capabilities, there is no need to remain in the dark about Ebola and developments concerning its spread in the U.S. and around …

Hacked screenshots reveal Facebook mobile payments feature

NEWS By TAVIS J. HAMPTON12 YEARS AGO

Facebook, Inc. will allow its users to send mobile payments via Facebook Messenger, according to a report from Techcrunch. Screenshots from a video taken by Andrew Adue, a Stanford computer science student, revealed that the functionality already exists within the iOS Facebook …

Facebook apologizes for controversial real-name policy

NEWS By TAVIS J. HAMPTON12 YEARS AGO

Facebook, Inc. apologized yesterday for its real-name policy that offended transgender and drag queen users who were unable to use gender-bending names in their profiles. Facebook product chief Chris Cox posted a status update that reflected his remorse over offending members of …

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