Facebook has created yet another uproar from users. The one thing most people don’t want to change is the Facebook News Feed yet that is what they mess with the most. Now you get a much more limited view unless you change your settings. Watch the video in this post to see what has changed…
There are many parts to the Social Web or Web 2.0. Social Networks: Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, bebo, friendster, hi5, orkut (for more check here) Social Media: Videos – YouTube,Vimeo, Vidder Photos – ipernity, Zooomr, Flickr, PhotoBucket Social Bookmarks: Digg, Stumble Upon, Reddit, Technorati, mixx Blogs: WordPress, Blogger, LiveJournal, Typepad Micro-Blogs: Twitter, Plurk, Jaiku, Identi.ca Imagine,…
Now that the dust seems to have settled on Facebook I am updating my How To videos. Please let me know what you think, if you have more questions and by all means feel free to share them. I will be doing a free webinar series on using Facebook. If you are interested click on…
The Facebook team finally listened and put a link in the side-bar so you can once again view only status updates instead of the entire News Feed.
This video will show you how to create lists on Facebook to show updates from a shorter “list” of people. Don’t worry, you are the only one that knows about the lists you create and no one is notified when they are added or removed from the lists. Please feel free to share this video….
One of my favorite Twitter applications, TweetDeck, has integrated Facebook in Pre-Release v0.24.1. Keep in mind this is a pre-release so it may not be for everyone, I encourage you to read the information they have posted about it. I installed the new version today and I love it. I have created a short video…
Here is the latest version Update: Facebook made it even easier, no need for a video just click the “Status Update” button in the left side menu.
