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Facebook Patents Social Search (Courtsey Of Friendster) Has Facebook patented social search? It appears so, according to a patent awarded earlier this year by the USPTO. The patent, written the same year Facebook was founded, has been previously discussed but escaped our notice until now. Originally filed in October 2004 and awarded this past February, t... Source : http://searchengineland.com/facebook-patents-social-search-68363
Is SEO Is a Writer's Profession Now Ten years ago, if you wanted to achieve success in online business, you had to learn some technical stuff: HTML editing, scripting, FTP, numerous software tools. For SEO, you had to learn all the tags, fine-tune them manually, analyze on-page factors like keyword density. Now, with WordPress and oth... Source : http://www.searchenginejournal.com/seo-is-a-writers-profession-now/27431/
Facebook and Microsoft tie up to offer 'social search' - Brand Republic News Facebook and Microsoft's Bing have tied up in the US to make search "more social", in a bid to challenge Google's share of the search market. When a user searches for something on Bing or in the web results on Facebook, which are powered by Bing, an image of their friends who have liked that... Source : http://www.brandrepublic.com/bulletin/digitalambulletin/article/1035003/facebook-microsoft-tie-offer...
10 Mind blowing Facebook games statistics - Wall Blog Don't know about you, but I don't play any games on Facebook! I know a lot do, but this infogarphic drives home how many do and that 20% are willing to pay cash. What's interesting is that so many login to Facebook not to check with their friends, or update their status, but to play games. That real... Source : http://www.wallblog.co.uk/2010/10/25/10-mind-blowing-facebook-games-statistics-infographic/
Building Trust Through Brand Monitoring - eMarketer There was a more positive response toward the idea of companies monitoring microblogs for brand-related discussion. Across all countries studied, a majority of internet users said they would be happy that a company was listening to them and responding to their problem. Source : http://www.emarketer.com/Article.aspx?R=1007777
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