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| Facebook used to kidnap, traffic Indonesian girls NBCNews.com (blog) Facebook used to kidnap, traffic Indonesian girls. When a 14-year-old girl received a Facebook friend request from an older man she didn't know, she accepted it out of curiosity. It's a click she will forever regret, leading to a brutal story that has ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Hurricane Sandy Turns Facebook Lockup, UBS Layoffs Into Afterthoughts Forbes The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq were shuttered Monday, as Hurricane Sandy bears down on the tri-state area. With landfall expected late Monday or early Tuesday, it appears likely the market will be closed again Tuesday. NYSE Euronext CEO ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google, Twitter, Facebook provide real-time updates on Hurricane Sandy Bizjournals.com (blog) Their Silicon Valley headquarters may be a continent away from Hurricane Sandy's winds stormy path but Google, Facebook and Twitter are providing real-time updates on the historic storm. Google launched "crisis maps" that show where the storm is and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Facebook IPO Fallout: Citi Fined $2 Million, Fires Two Analysts Wall Street & Technology Citigroup fired its top Internet analyst, Mark Mahaney, and paid a $2 million fine to a Massachusetts regulator to settle charges that the bank improperly disclosed research on Facebook IPO. Tags: Citigroup, Facebook,. Tweet. Email Print. October 29 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Sandy claims Facebook events as latest hurricane cancellations CNET This time it's Facebook calling off a couple of get-togethers it had scheduled for this week in New York. The social networking giant was holding an open house Tuesday at its New York office to give reporters the chance to chat with some of its engineers. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Facebook Has to Answer for Letting Minors Pay Courthouse News Service (CN) - Two children can sue Facebook to vacate a contract that allegedly let the website rack up charges on their parents' credit cards, a federal judge ruled. Facebook had moved to dismiss the entire class action filed by I.B. and J.W. through their ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Teacher suspended for alleged 'shoot 'em up' Facebook post CNET And some hit Facebook. Tameka Gatewood, who plies her trade at Rainshaven Elementary School in Memphis, Tenn., apparently chose the latter, more modern option. As WMCTV reports, Gatewood was a tad frustrated when two of her little ones said unkind ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| New Facebook game prepares students for college USC News With college application season under way for millions of U.S. high school students, USC researchers today launched a free Facebook game to help underserved students, often the first in their families to aspire to college, navigate the complicated ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Delta Faucet Facebook Sweepstakes Asks Users to Select Their Unique Shower ... Sacramento Bee This fall, Delta Faucet will ask its Facebook fans to reveal what gets them in the shower; offering its fans the chance to win a shower prize package that includes a new In2ition two-in-one shower featuring H2Okinetic™ technology, along with a $1,000 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| NLRB Determines Some Facebook Postings Don't Have Federal Labor Law ... Justice News Flash San Francisco, CA — Since the rise in popularity of social media networking sites like Facebook and Twitter, there has been an ongoing debate as to whether or not it is lawful to fire someone for the content on an employee's social media pages. A ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Mums turn to Facebook for 'me-time' The Australian BUSY, time-poor mothers are turning to Facebook to stay connected to family and friends, market their business and search for parenting advice, research reveals. A survey of 1000 mothers found almost 99 per cent had Facebook accounts, and some were ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The Prop 37 Phenomenon on Facebook TechCrunch Editor's note: Ali Partovi is an Internet entrepreneur (LinkExchange, iLike) and investor (Dropbox, OPower, Zappos). In recent years he has turned his attention to opportunities in food and agriculture. Over the past two weeks, I've been involved in a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Cohasset residents lose power; police posting updates to Facebook Boston.com By Natalie Feulner, Town Correspondent. Cohasset police are closing the causeway on Atlantic Avenue after receiving reports that sea water is carrying several rocks into the roadway. Several residents are still without power after one of the town's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Facebook Pages 'Bikini Jailbait' and 'I Hate Teen Moms' Cause Outrage Opposing Views Two controversial Facebook pages focused on teens have met with outrage, but continue to stay on the popular social media site (video below), reports the Daily Mail. A page called 'Bikini Jailbait' has numerous graphic pictures of apparent under-aged ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Facebook Sex Trafficking: Social Network Used To Kidnap ... By AP DEPOK, Indonesia (AP) — When a 14-year-old girl received a Facebook friend request from an older man she didn't know, she accepted it out of curiosity. It's a click she will forever regret, leading to a brutal story that has repeated itself as ... Latest News | ||
| The Teacher's Guide to Facebook By Matt Petronzio We spoke with teachers, professors and other education professionals about Facebook best practices. Mashable » Social Media | ||
| Facebook claimant charged with fraud - Boing Boing By Rob Beschizza Rob Beschizza at 8:45 pm Sun, Oct 28. Paul Ceglia, the New York businessman who claimed to own half of Facebook, was charged with fraud Friday over evidence presented in the case. [BBC] Previously. Follow Rob Beschizza on Twitter. Boing Boing | ||
| What Facebook is Playing This Week: The Same Things It Was ... By Mike Fahey FarmVille 2's meteoric rise to fame slowly turns this week, as players realize they enjoy building restaurants, playing Scrabble and matching candy much more than they do farming. Kotaku | ||
| Hurricane Sandy And NASDAQ Closure Interferes With Post-IPO ... By Leena Rao Another unfortunate effect of Hurricane Sandy—Facebook employees and shareholders whose lockup expired today may have to wait a few more days before selling.. TechCrunch | ||
| Facebook Cancels NYC Gifts Event Ahead of Hurricane Sandy ... By Josh Wolford Earlier this month, Facebook sent out invitations for a November 1st event set to take place at FAO Schwartz on Fifth Avenue. The event invited media to “come see what's new with Facebook Gifts,” and it was widely expected that Facebook ... Top News - WebProNews | ||
| Facebook Lock-Ups - Business Insider By Henry Blodget The first of three major "lock-ups" for Facebook stock expired today, October 29th, which means that a lot of new stock is available to be sold when the markets reopen. The second lock-up, which is much larger, will hit on November 14th. Business Insider | ||
| If Michael Jackson Had Facebook | Thought Catalog By Ted Pillow Phil Collins: Can you teach me how to moonwalk??? Like. Comment. 22 minutes ago. Michael Jackson: lol. Michael Jackson: nah. _____. Rick James has invited Michael Jackson to play “Mafia Wars.” _____. Vincent Price: And though you ... Thought Catalog | ||
| Microsoft Brings Twitter, Facebook, Skype Apps to Windows Phone 8 By Alex Wilhelm Facebook will integrate deeply into the phone platform, allowing users to display images from the social network on its lockscreen, further personalizing the handset. Status notes from the networks will be displayed granularly in the bottom ... The Next Web | ||
| Kindergarten Teacher Suspended For Inappropriate Facebook ... By Todd Rigney Memphis, TN - A kindergarten teacher has been placed on unpaid suspension after posting inappropriate comments on her Facebook page, according to The. The Inquisitr | ||
| Most Engaging Facebook Posts for the Week of 10-28-2012 By Nick Cicero The consumer isn't a moron. She is your wife.” ― David Ogilvy This week Facebook released their third quarter results, with news that they had. Social Fresh | ||
| Looking To Make Money From Facebook? Expect Them To Make ... By Hisham Dahud Guest post by Gray Blue, founder of Lumberjack Marketing Many have started petitions in an attempt to get the multi-billion dollar social corporation to change their current EdgeRank policies, particularly as it relates to how posts from a brand ... hypebot | ||
| Anoymous threatens to shut down Zynga, Facebook on November 5 ... By IBNLive.com editor@ibnlive.com After the gaming giant Zynga, known for Facebook games Farmville and Cityville, announced its plans to sack 5 per cent of its employees, the online hacktivist group Anonymous has threatned to take down Zynga and Facebook on November ... IBN Top Headlines | ||
| Facebook used to kidnap girls for sex slaves By ahowell DEPOK, Indonesia — When a 14-year-old girl received a Facebook friend request from an older man she didn't know, she accepted it out of curio... Latest Headlines |
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| Drive Installs and Discovery with Mobile App Install Ads - Facebook ... Today we're making our new mobile app install ads available to all developers. We announced these ads in beta in August as a new and effective way for ... developers.facebook.com/.../drive-installs-and-discovery-with-... | ||
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