Archives for May, 2010
Facebook Releases New Privacy Control Information
Wednesday, May 26th, 2010
Facebook announced changes today to the way users can control access to information they have posted on the site.
I have not, yet, had time to review all the press and new controls fully, but here is the rundown:
Facebook has established one control mechanism to set who can see the content you post on the site. [...]
Facebook Doesn’t Value the Developer Relationship
Thursday, May 20th, 2010
Yesterday afternoon, Facebook dropped a bomb on the developers and content creators that use Facebook pages to extend their brands into the social web. In a very unprofessional and careless manner, they announced a major policy change by burying it in the middle of a forum thread on the Facebook Developer site.
The specifics of the [...]
Facebook and Privacy
Friday, May 14th, 2010
This is a note I sent today to my co-workers. Thought others might find it useful as well.
Long note here, but probably worth the read if you’re on Facebook.
Some Background
As some of you may have heard, Facebook has recently made changes to the service that have implications for how your information is [...]
Adding FBML to a Facebook Page
Wednesday, May 12th, 2010
After my HEWEBVC presentation last week, I’ve been asked by a number of people how we added links to our class groups and pages to our Facebook page.
Here’s a short tutorial I recorded on adding FBML content to your Facebook Page. Although we use it to link to related groups and pages, there are many [...]
Links for the Week: 5/3/2010 — 5/9/2010
Sunday, May 9th, 2010
A collection of links I’ve shared this past week, over Twitter and/or with my colleagues:
May 6
Source Code for NC State Twitter App
MiddKidd – Middlebury Student Video