Facebook Finally Bought Atlas Ads Network From Microsoft
Facebook and Microsoft have been in talks for quite a while now. The duo had been trying to finalize a deal on the sale of Atlas ads network.
Facebook Rolling Out Fixes For Page Insights Bugs
Facebook has confirmed that it has identified bugs in its Page Insights service, and is rolling out fixes to the issues.
iPhoneDevSDK Might Be Responsible For Recent High-Profile Hacks
Sources close to Facebook hacking investigation has cited that a site named iPhoneDevSDK might have been used by hackers in recent high-profile hackings.
Facebook Paid No Taxes Despite $1 Billion Profit
Facebook won’t have to pay a dime as taxes, despite record profits in 2012. Its cash in stock options paid to employees led to the huge tax breaks.![[Infographic] 50% Parents Use Facebook To Spy On Kids](http://cdn.thetechjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/images-250/1302/146471-1361180235-parents-using-facebook-spying-on-kids-1-250.jpg)
[Infographic] 50% Parents Use Facebook To Spy On Kids
A new infographic by Education Database Online shows that nearly half of all parents using Facebook spy on their kids!
American Users Losing Interest In Facebook
According to the findings of a new poll by Pew Research Center, a large chunk of Facebook's American users are beginning to lose interest in the social network.
37% PC Users Shift Activities Such As Internet Usage To Mobile Devices
According to a research by NPD, 37% users have reported that they now use their mobile devices to access Facebook or browse the web.
Facebook Was Hacked Last Month, No User Data Compromised
Facebook admitted on February 15 that its systems were hacked last month by an unidentified hacker group, but no user data was compromised.
Rembrandt Sued Facebook Over ‘Like’ Button
Rembrandt Social Media, acting on behalf of a deceased Dutch computer programmer, has sued Facebook for using 'Like' button without permission.
Facebook All Set To Acquire Microsoft’s Atlas Business, Announcement Expected Next Week
According to certain inside sources, Microsoft has finally sealed the deal with Facebook, selling off its Atlas ads-serving business in a deal raking in less than $100 million.
Facebook Deletes Facial Recognition Data Of European Users
After it had claimed last year that it would delete the European facial recognition data, Facebook has now acted on that.
14 Year Old Daughter Gets $200 From Her Dad For Quitting Facebook
Paul Baier, an energy company's vice president, recently reached an agreement with his daughter according to which, he'd pay Rachel $200 for deactivating her Facebook account for 5 months.
Facebook Adds Better Transparency To Targeted Ads
Facebook has added better transparency to targeted ads by implementing a tiny blue 'AdChoices' icon on all FBX ads.
Netflix CEO Snubbed By SEC For Posting Company Milestones On Facebook
Securities and Exchange Commission has served Netflix's CEO with a Wells Notice for revealing a company milestone on Facebook.
