Ранее управление страницами в Facebook с помощью мобильных устройств было весьма трудоемким и не самым простым занятием для администраторов. Но теперь все должно измениться: в компании Facebook приступили к тестированию приложения, которое сделает жизнь администраторов страниц легче и приятней….
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19 May 2012 в 15:00
Ранее управление страницами в Facebook с помощью мобильных устройств было весьма трудоемким и не самым простым занятием для администраторов. Но теперь все должно измениться: в компании Facebook приступили к тестированию приложения, которое сделает жизнь администраторов страниц легче и приятней….
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19 May 2012 в 14:01
Just after it closed its first day of IPO very close to the opening day price of $38, Facebook has made its first acquisiton with the social gifting app Karma. We got a notice in our inbox from the app with the message below and a link to the Karma blog. Apparently the service will stay up and running in ‘full force’.
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19 May 2012 в 14:00
The Facebook IPO opened hot and heavy in trading on its first day, with an opening price of $38, a spike to $42 and a closing price of $38.37. According to CNBC, it also became the first IPO to see 500,000,000 shares change hands in the first day of trading.
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19 May 2012 в 14:00
It was the crazed IPO that wasn’t. Following pricing discussions that went to the wire last night, it appears that the gurus behind Facebook initial public offering got at least on thing right: the price.
Or, they mostly did. Twice today Facebook fell to the $38 mark, only to be assisted by its underwriters. According to the Los Angeles Times, this is how it worked:
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19 May 2012 в 14:00
Social enterprise software giant Buddy Media Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer Michael Lazerow was at no loss for words this morning when it came to dissecting Facebook’s impact on advertising.
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19 May 2012 в 14:00
$0.23: That was the share-price gain for perhaps the most-hyped initial public offering in history, as Facebook shares began trading a half-hour late, at 11:30 a.m. ET, at $42.05 apiece, well above the set opening price of $38, but pretty much went downhill from there.
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19 May 2012 в 14:00
What has this world come to when Facebook can’t even enjoy its initial public offering? On the eve of the long-awaited IPO, the social network was the target of a $15 billion class-action suit that consolidated 21 claims of invasion of privacy by tracking Internet usage.
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18 May 2012 в 23:01
Facebook, investors, and journalists aren’t the only ones having a hoot-and-half during today’s mega-IPO event. It seems like developers who like to hack together cool little sites to commemorate the event are also having the best day ever.
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18 May 2012 в 23:01
Recently, by way of sponsored stories in Facebook users’ newsfeeds, the social network has begun dipping advertising toes into its mobile endeavors. Smart move: According to new research released by NPD Group — which tracks consumer usage across broadband access, content, and devices — over the past six months, Facebook has firmly held onto its spot as the top-performing social-network on Google’s Android platform, MediaPost reported.
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18 May 2012 в 23:01
This week, Wooga has several openings available. The Berlin-based company is hiring a localization QA analyst, a marketing manager, a game improvement specialist, a player experience manager, and a product manager for Bubble Island. Get all the details below and find more just-posted gigs on mediabistro.com.
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18 May 2012 в 23:01
Private trading platform SecondMarket had been one of the primary sources for trading stock in Facebook prior to the social network’s initial public offering, and it created a farewell message in the form of an interactive timeline depicting the history of the stock.
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18 May 2012 в 23:01
With a soldering iron; a couple of capacitors, resistors, and relays from RadioShack; and quite a bit of dissembling and tinkering, a handful of Facebook software engineers (and friends) hacked the Nasdaq bell (see video below), earning themselves a full-fledged badge of geekiness.
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18 May 2012 в 23:01
Now that trading of Facebook stock is under way, CNBC launched a real-time tool that updates the worth of major stake-holders in the social network, based on its stock price.
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18 May 2012 в 23:01
In a nail-biting bit of trading, Facebook landed at the $38 mark, and sat there, almost falling below its IPO price. The company had spiked as high as $43.20 this morning, according to Google Finance, but settled quickly.
Zynga’s plunge and halt could not have helped. Here’s the chart, as things stand:
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18 May 2012 в 23:00
It’s been a long time coming but it’s finally happened, Facebook has gone public on NASDAQ and is offering 421,233,615 shares to investors. Updated.
As you can imagine, there’s quite a party going down at Facebook’s Menlo Park headquarters, with thousands of employees sharing their experiences directly on the social network, but also via one of its newest acquisitions — Instagram.
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18 May 2012 в 23:00
In its public trading debut on NASDAQ, Facebook’s share price immediately jumped 13.16% to $43, instantly giving the social networking giant a market capitalization of $117.7 billion. That’s $13.7 billion more than yesterday’s $104 billion valuation.
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18 May 2012 в 23:00
Love. It’s not always all you need.
In a sure-tell sign that Facebook’s IPO will be a massive failure, an Indian women has reportedly filed for divorce after her husband failed to update the relationship status on his social networking profile to ‘Married’ instead of ‘Single’.
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18 May 2012 в 15:00
Facebook revealed that it is seeing in its impending IPO with one final hackathon as a private company, and things are already under way at Menlo Park.
The listing is set to be the biggest Internet IPO ever – which will value the company at an initial $104 billion — and Zuckerberg will ring the bell in from a stage that has been constructed for the event. Thousands of employees attended, initially, giving their CEO and company founder a standing ovation.
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18 May 2012 в 15:00
We now know that Facebook’s initial public offering will open at $38 per share (tomorrow morning. But what price will it reach at the end of the trading day?
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18 May 2012 в 15:00
