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Thursday, April 29th, 2010

In what seems like a natural progression of feature roll outs, we saw Facebook recently refresh and reboot some of its features. Last week, it introduced the Community Pages, retconned its Become a Fan button into the Like functionality and unveiled the Open Graph protocol with its accompanying API. These new features aimed to make user experience a lot more immersive and even more social while slowly making Facebook the nexus that binds the entire Internet together.

Seeing these as a beneficial marketing bump boat to carry their brands and deliver valuable information, many companies and blogs have since jumped onboard. Not surprisingly though, they came by the thousands (50,000 was the last official count actually) and they continue to grow; boosting the social networking site’s user base while expanding their reach further.

 

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Open Graph: Now Serving 50,000

Thursday, April 29th, 2010


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Facebook continues to be highly influential in molding what is now becoming a significantly more innovative and social Web though not without missteps along the way. Not bad for a social networking site borne out of having a little too much time on Mark Zuckerberg’s hands and involved hacking into his school’s protected network.

Through Facebook’s F8 developer conference held recently, the company has introduced some of the most instrumental developments for the company and possibly, the direction the Internet is headed. The announcement that garnered the most impact was the Open Graph protocol and its accompanying API.

 

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Facebook’s Open Graph Attempts To Integrate The Entire Web

Thursday, April 22nd, 2010

Through Facebook’s F8 developer conference, the company has introduced some of the most instrumental developments for the company and possibly, the direction the Internet is headed.

On its first conference in 2007, it was the Facebook Platform and the introduction of the concept of the social graph which practically connects everyone on the site through common friends and similar interests. A year later, the site pushed for integration with other Web sites with the launch of Facebook Connect.

This year however, Facebook has unveiled the Open Graph protocol to make the Web even more solidly connected by enabling site owners and Web developers to integrate their Web sites into the so-called social graph. Once there, Facebook users can establish connections with it the same way they connect with Facebook Pages.

 

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