Today we are going to overview the history of Facebook Profile changes from 2005 till the end of 2011.
Social Media Technology News
The Social Media Tech News category covers platform updates, product launches, feature changes, and technology trends shaping social networks. Here you’ll find news about how major platforms evolve, how social tools are built, and how new technologies influence online communication.
This section is designed for professionals, researchers, and enthusiasts who want to follow the technical and strategic side of social media, from new platform capabilities to changes that affect users, brands, and digital ecosystems.
Search social profiles across multiple platforms
Users Search helps you find public profiles by name or username across social networks. It’s useful for researching digital identities, discovering related accounts, and tracking how people or brands appear across platforms.
Browse public Facebook profiles without logging in
The Unofficial Facebook Viewer lets you explore publicly available Facebook profiles, posts, and pages outside the standard Facebook interface, making it easier to research content and observe platform activity.
Facebook Profile Design: History of Changes
NEW: Groups for Schools on Facebook
The world’s largest social network Facebook announced private Groups for Schools. Only users with the valid email address of the particular college or university will be able to join them, according to the corporate blog of Facebook.
To join the main group of the college or university, you need to go to the Groups for Schools service page, use the Facebook Groups Search box to find the right school, and then leave a valid email address, which was provided by school.
Inside Facebook Office in Menlo Park
At the end of 2011 Facebook completely moved to the new headquarters in Menlo Park and said goodbye to the office in Palo Alto. Yesterday some new pictures of the Facebook Office were published in social networks. Let’s have a look on these photos! Some things are very interesting and not immediately understandable.
Top 10 Football Clubs on Facebook
Facebook pages of the football clubs have millions of followers, today we are glad to present the Top 10. The most active Facebook footbal fans are from Spain, England, Italy and Turkey.
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Facebook counterattacks Yahoo in patent infringement suit
The social network Facebook responds to Yahoos patent infringement suit with accusing the internet company of stealing intellectual property.
In March, Yahoo! accused the social network of Mark Zuckerberg in illegal use of technology, protected by ten patents. It was about the methods of online advertising, personalization tools, messages delivery and generation of news feeds.
New Facebook Search Engine – Google’s Killer?
Former founder of the ambitious, but failed Google Wave project, Lars Rasmussen, is now a part of Facebook team and working on a new, improved version of the Facebook search engine, which must compete with the Google’s one.
Facebook Hacker Cup again Goes to Russia
18 March at the headquarters of Facebook in Menlo Park the final round of the annual competition Facebook Hacker Cup was held.
The winner of the contest, which lasted for three hours, became Roman Andreev from Russia. He was awarded a check for $ 5000, and his name will be engraved on the Hacker Cup. Last year’s winner of the Facebook Hacker Cup competition also was programmer from Russia – Peter Mitrichev.
Facebook IPO
As reported by the business newspaper The Wall Street Journal, social network Facebook will have an IPO on February 1 supported by the world’s largest bank Goldman Sachs.
New Facebook Feature: Listen to Music With Your Friends
Facebook offered users listening to music together with friends. A new feature was presented in an official blog of the social network.
Now any Facebok user, who see that some of his friends listening to music, will be able to click “Listen With” button and listen the same track.
Facebook blamed for a 30% of divorces in UK
About 30% of divorce cases in the UK in 2011 had references to the partner’s activity on Facebook. It was reported by PCR with reference to the website Divorce-Online.co.uk, specializing in divorce cases help.
