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Update: According to Nick O’Neill at AllFacebook, there is a "slight privacy oversight" (which he also says is "not a minor bug") that lets users view the latest apps that their friends have been using. He notes that Facebook will probably resolve the issue before full launch. Original Article: Facebook will be launching the Games Dashboard and [...]
Twitter Looks to Connect with More Sites
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18 Jan 2010According to Mike Arrington of TechCrunch, "multiple sources have confirmed" that Twitter is readying the launch of a new set of tools to let third-party sites easily integrate with Twitter. He calls this the company’s response to Facebook Connect. This wouldn’t be the first offering from Twitter that provides functionality similar to Facebook Connect. Early [...]
Facebook Wants You To Post to Twitter
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15 Dec 2009This week Facebook will reportedly be rolling out the ability to send status updates to Twitter directly from the publisher box. There are apps that cater to the cross-posting of updates between the two social networks, but this would mark the first time Facebook itself actually encouraged it. The move is an interesting one, considering [...]
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Update: WebProNews received a call from David Swain, Communications for Facebook Platform, who wanted to give the company’s side of this story. Basically, he says that they view the move as actually maintaining developers’ business models (rather than threatening them), so that advertising can continue to be successful and users will actually trust it. He [...]
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