February 5th, 2013
"The world is closing in. Did you ever think that we could be so close, like brothers? The future's in the air. I can feel it everywhere blowing with the wind of change." The Scorpions had it right in their 1990 song, Wind of Change. Zuckerberg and the Facebook staff must love this song, because Facebook is continuously changing. The latest announced future blowing in soon is a big one that you should be aware of.
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It's pretty clear that Facebook is here to stay, at least for the next few years. As such, many companies now have a Facebook Page that they have set up in hopes of attracting the notice of other users. There is an issue with this however: How do you know what your fans like and don't like? Facebook can provide the answer through the use of powerful analytical tools.
It's the Facebook age, and boy is this age uncertain. Over 1 billion people have fallen in love with Facebook, and because of this we are subjected to way too much information. Some users share literally everything, and yet are shocked when they find out that Facebook actually owns the rights to everything they share. How do they deal with this shock? By posting copyright notices that are largely useless.
Social media is more or less a requirement these days. New generations, and to a growing extent older generations, are turning to social media sites like Facebook for a way to communicate and connect with their favourite companies. This makes it important for businesses to have a social media presence, on Facebook at least . The problem is, some companies don’t quite get how to use it in the right way.
There are few websites on the Internet that have captured and held the attention of netizens as well as Facebook has. It seems that nearly everyone is on it; some companies have even established their own social networks that are near copies of Facebook. As with anything technology related and popular it is a target for scammers and there’s a new scam you should be aware of.
Social media is here to stay, companies and their customers use it to communicate with one another and build a form of rapport that can traditionally only be built through face-to-face interaction. Facebook is arguably the most popular social media website and is well known for constantly changing features. A recent change has many companies up in arms.
Marketing is an integral part of every business. Very few can launch a new initiative with little fanfare, sit back and watch orders and money come flowing in. Instead, companies have to make a conscious effort to get the word out. One of the best tools to do this is Facebook, you can reach a wide audience for a fraction of the cost of other methods. Recently Facebook introduced a new feature that helps you with promotions.
Social media, an unknown topic 10 years ago, has literally transformed the way we interact with one another. Companies now place as much, or more time, on their online presence than their physical presence. Facebook is leading the charge, and is constantly giving its users new ways to interact. A new update to its group pages now allows members to share files. 
It used to be that when companies conducted interviews it was the only chance for both the candidate and the company to get to know each other. With the prevalence of social media, companies have now been given a way to find out more than they ever need to know about their potential employees. Some have taken this research to the extreme leaving job hunters unhappy.
