Will ‘Google Me’ be the Facebook killer?
There is a rumor floating around that Google is working on a new social network, called “Google Me.” Digg founder Kevin Rose, tweeted last week (and then later retracted) that he learned from a very credible source that Google is about to unveil a rival to Facebook. It looks like more details are emerging. Former Facebook CTO Adam D’Angelo answered a ‘Google Me’ related question on the Q & A service, Quora: “This is not a rumor. This is a real project. There are a large number of people working on it. I am completely confident about this. They realized that...
Read MoreThe “Facebook” movie [TRAILER]
The first trailer for the movie that’s loosely based on the history of Facebook was recently released. The movie is called The Social Network and is scheduled to be released later this year. Although the first trailer is vague and kind of boring (see below), the movie’s official website has been posted and I imagine more trailers will be released. As someone who lives and breathes Facebook everyday, I’m excited to see this film. I’ll be interested to see how well it does in theaters considering all the media buzz it will probably receive. How well do you think the...
Read MoreZonePerfect launches live.create. experience on Facebook
I try to pay attention to what brands are doing interesting on Facebook and cover them here in this blog from time to time (e.g., DiGiorno Fool your Friends). I don’t like to cover a lot of what we do at Engauge on this blog, but we recently launched a new interactive tab on the ZonePerfect Facebook Page that I thought did a great job demonstrating what’s possible on a Facebook Page. If you haven’t already, explore the live.create. tab on the ZonePerfect Facebook Page. You can view all of their upcoming events, watch YouTube videos from past live performances, listen to...
Read MoreHow Facebook is taking over the web…one like button at a time [PRESENTATION]
This is the presentation I delivered last week at the Engauge Lunch & Learn. How Facebook is Taking Over the Web View more presentations from Josh...
Read MoreYou can now “Like” comments on Facebook
Facebook is rolling out a small, but much requested feature: the ability to “Like” comments. You’ve always been able to “Like” status updates, wall posts, photos, videos, but never comments. So now, all those witty remarks you’ve made on Facebook will not go unnoticed! According to a post on The Facebook Blog, when you click “Like” on a comment the commenter will receive a notification. Other people who can see the comment based on its privacy setting also will be able to see who has liked the comment. Now all we need is a “Dislike”...
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