http://pingpal.io/pingcom/ping-content/uploads/2014/10/3c5bfaba-d598-4a66-a7c3-f78cdc37098c.jpg Facebook isn’t content with knowing everything about your digital life — now it wants to know about the meat husk your mind uses to interact with its service and its advertisements, too. Reuters r… Source: pando.com Just because it can be done doesn’t mean that
http://pingpal.io/pingcom/ping-content/uploads/2014/09/48b3d2df-ed9a-4001-a5f2-885a9a8d6484.jpg The company is introducing an advertising platform that will allow marketers to use its vast knowledge of consumers on other websites and mobile apps. Source: www.nytimes.com So now it is official; everything you have ever done (or at least posted or whatever Facebook has been tracking and
http://pingpal.io/pingcom/ping-content/uploads/2014/09/4574ac4d-5a9a-4a0a-ad8a-3236eb70ddc6.jpg Facebook is experimenting with a new mobile feature that allows you to schedule posts that vanish after a set amount of time. Source: www.yahoo.com Interesting experiment with ephemeral posts. But, can they be trusted? And what about their revenue model? They use your posts to process and
http://www.scoop.it/rv?p=4027233352&tp=Topic Facebook’s mobile search tool might finally match the utility of its online counterpart. A limited number of users can now search their friends’ status updates — a feature that’s already available… PingPal’s insight: New feature from Facebook shows that they
http://pingpal.io/pingcom/ping-content/uploads/2014/07/5d754ece-75f6-4701-9786-398d6d51507f.jpg The Russian government has moved one step closer towards a “China-like” approach towards Internet services. Last night, the Russian State Duma.. Source: techcrunch.com This will be a huge challenge for online data miners like Google and Facebook. And what about messaging companies? How will WhatsApp et al