This year
2015
2014
Facebook will now track your browsing history on external sites & mobile apps
by gregg
Facebook has found new, far more intrusive ways to exploit your personal information. The company will now use information from your web browsing history to display tailored advertisements on its site.
2013
Thunderclap
by Nicolas Lescure
"crowdspeaking" platform that "helps users be heard by saying something together"
Add Anti-Tracking Tools « Anti-tracking
by gregg & 2 others
To avoid advertisement tracking, you need AdBlock Plus. It's an extension for your Web browser. You can subscribe to lists and create filters to get rid of ads on the Web. We recommend you the EasyPrivacy list.
Now, to get rid of Facebook and Google Analytics tracking you should subscribe to the list below. It will block unsolicited requests – such as Facebook's "Like" buttons — when you are reading web pages outside facebook.com
2012
Breakdown: Social Media Workflow, Process, Triage
by Teulliac (via)
Definition: A Social Media Workflow, Process, or Triage is a sequence of connected steps that enables the entire organization to act efficiently with minimal overlapping tasks and resources in order to serve the market in social channels and beyond.
2011
2010
Tim Berners-Lee: Facebook could fragment web | Technology | guardian.co.uk
by Spone & 1 other
Founder of world wide web says some of the most successful social networking sites 'have begun to chip away at its principles'
HipHop for Mac | HPHP Playground
by Xavier Lacot
HipHop PHP, Facebook's PHP preprocessor, has been ported to OSX. Nice features, and possibly a working install !
Exploring the software behind Facebook, the world’s largest site | Royal Pingdom
by kasi77 & 1 other
Facebook still uses PHP, but it has built a compiler for it so it can be turned into native code on its web servers, thus boosting performance.
un bouton "I Like" "J'aime" de facebook dans SPIP - VW - Blog de veille sur le web, référencement et développement, Rennes
by eledo34 (via)
Partons de l'article de la ferme du web "comment mettre en place le bouton j'aime de facebook..." pour le compléter et l'adapter à SPIP.
Dare Obasanjo aka Carnage4Life - Facebook’s Open Graph Protocol from a Web Developer’s Perspective
by ghis & 1 other (via)
David Recordon of Facebook has an interesting post titled Why f8 was good for the open web where he talks about how some of Facebook’s announcements at their recent F8 conference increase the openness of the Web. He calls out the following four items as the key benefits to the web as a whole from the F8 announcements
Pourquoi je n’utiliserai plus Facebook
by ghis (via)
usqu’à présent, Facebook était un « réseau social » qui permettait à ses utilisateurs de se relier entre eux en « devenant amis » pour ainsi partager et publier des informations, des liens et des contenus. [...] Mais voilà, cette semaine, facebook a annoncé ses plans et les changements qu’ils venaient de mettre en place. Et là, la balance a totalement basculé.
Le nouveau Facebook : un guide complet pour les éditeurs, les annonceurs, les utilisateurs et la concurrence | ReadWriteWeb France
by sammyfisherjr & 4 others
Ce que Facebook vient de faire ne peut être ignoré ni balayé d’un revers de la main, et cracher dessus est parfaitement futile. Chacun doit trouver comment ajuster sa stratégie afin de prendre en compte ce qui pourrait bien être la fin du web 2.0 et le début du web 3.0 (au sens du web sémantique), car si le pari de Facebook réussi, c’est bien à un changement systémique majeur auquel nous avons à faire face.
The Open Graph Protocol
by ghis & 1 other
The Open Graph protocol enables any web page to become a rich object in a social graph. For instance, this is used on Facebook to enable any web page to have the same functionality as a Facebook Page.
