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Facebook: Privacy, engagement and control
Privacy: it’s a recurring hot-topic for social media observers. Whether it’s the Ryan Giggs injunction debacle of 2011, the Tulisa sex-tape scandal, or the recent saucy snaps of Wills, Kate and Harry: it’s widely accepted that social media has propelled …
Facebook’s New Reporting Function
I was interested to read of Facebook’s plans to introduce new reporting functionality specifically aimed at targeting cyber bullying (Facebook fuses emotion to its anti-bullying efforts – CNN 12th July.) My experience on working with clients such as ChildLine, CEOP …
Facebook: Comment Editing and Edit History
Much has been written about Facebook comment editing functionality since it was implemented across some (lucky) individuals’ accounts a week ago. General consensus is that this new feature is of benefit and indeed long overdue, though the focus for these …
Facebook Timeline: where have my page’s Hidden Posts gone?
As a Facebook Page Admin, monitoring the ‘hidden’ posts section of your Facebook Brand Page is an everyday housekeeping task, as many hidden posts – those automatically blocked from public view for being spam or offensive – are actually completely …
Facebook Timeline
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past couple of days, you’ve probably heard the news that Facebook has launched Timelines for Brand Pages. Initial reports on what this means for brands were somewhat confused – some said …
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