Tag Archives: FaceBook
Wordless Wednesday: April showers
Posted on 25. Apr, 2012 by Rebecca Crouch.
Typical April weather; showers followed by sunshine, captured from the office using Facebook’s newest acquisition Instragram. The popular photo-sharing app was bought by Mark Zuckerberg and co. last Monday for a massive $1 billion and is a huge hit amongst the Aurora team. Special thank you to our Josh who is responsible for taking these lovely shots. [...]
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The changing Facebook of status updates
Posted on 24. Feb, 2012 by balletfanatic.
I joined Pinterest at the weekend (more on that to come in a future blog post) which forced me to get Facebook Timeline sorted. The first thing I did with my Timeline was look back at my entire Facebook history from the day I joined on 22 February 2006 until now. Once I stopped reminiscing [...]
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Informed privacy decisions and informed openness
Posted on 14. Aug, 2010 by neilcrump.
Ed Purkins wrote a blog post a few weeks ago that has had my mind whirling. The post read: The author of a report which features the personal details of 100 million Facebook users says he released the information to highlight the privacy issues associated with social networking. This has received widespread media pick-up because [...]
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HealthBlawg: Fake Facebook profiles and other portents of the end times
Posted on 03. May, 2010 by neilcrump.
To fake anything in the health arena (even with clear disclaimers), especially a product or service of real health benefit, is just dumb and unlikely to work. In this case the proof is in the number of ‘likes’, of which there are 57 today, hardly a rip roaring success! At 12:30 CET on 1 May [...]
