Свежие новости и отзывы о Facebook

Facebook будет платить издателям за создание видеоконтента, сообщает Recode со ссылкой на свои источники. Этот шаг является частью более широкого плана по продвижению новых рекламных продуктов компании, в частности mid-roll рекламы. Новые сделки придут на смену более ранним соглашениям, подписанным с издателями около года назад для продвижения live-видео. Они предусматривают оплату как за live-контент, так и […]... →

Posted by Dr-PeteJust over 9 months ago, I wrote that 30% of page-1 Google results in our 10,000-keyword tracking set were secure (HTTPS). As of earlier this week, that number topped 50%: While there haven't been any big jumps recently – suggesting this change is due to steady adoption of HTTPS and not a major algorithm update – the end result of a year of small changes is dramatic. More and more Google results are secure. MozCast is, of course, just one data set, so I asked the folks at Rank Ranger, who op... →

This week saw movement in two tech lawsuits, Facebook held its annual F8 developer conference and a juice press hardware company came under fire. These are the top stories of the week, and you can sign up for this post as the weekly newsletter here.  1. Everything you need to know about Facebook’s F8 developer conference Facebook held its annual developer conference, F8, announcing… Read More... →

That was effectively the only conversation missing from Facebook’s F8 conference — an event that even made time for a progress update on a moonshot project that might one day allow us to hear through our skin. Perhaps that’s the luxury of a company whose advertising revenue is up 57 percent year-over-year. But don’t misconstrue unseen for unimportant. Behind… Read More... →

This week’s launch of Facebook’s Camera Effects platform means there’s suddenly 1.8 billion people waiting to be entertained by digital overlays on the real world. And now, startups won’t have to grow a user base from scratch, make people recreate their social graph, establish a place to share the content they capture, or develop much of the underlying object… Read More... →

Новости в сфере рекламы и маркетинга за неделю.... →

Posted by randfish Net neutrality is a hot-button issue lately, and whether it's upheld or not could have real ramifications for the online marketing industry. In this Whiteboard Friday, Rand covers the potential consequences and fallout of losing net neutrality. Be sure to join the ensuing discussion in the comments! Click on the whiteboard image above to open a high-resolution version in a new tab! Video TranscriptionHowdy, Moz fans, and welcome to another edition of Whiteboard Friday. This week, we're ta... →

Snap has finally gone public and it’s worth more than $20 billion. Facebook continues to be an advertising behemoth. Google still owns the search ad universe. So is there room for another — specifically, Pinterest? We’ll find out some of the tricks Pinterest has up its sleeves in May. Today, we’re excited to announce that Pinterest president Tim Kendall will sit down for… Read More... →

The Marine Corps has taken another step to crack down on the nude photo sharing scandal that broke open in the Marines United Facebook Group. Following changes to the rules governing behavior on social media platforms, new Navy regulations outlaw sharing nude photos without permission outright. The new amendment to Naval regulations (which also apply to Marines) reads as follows: Article 1168… Read More... →

There’s no shortage of customer service startups trying to meet the changing expectations of consumers, who want to Tweet, phone, text, and use Facebook Messenger, among other newer ways to get their points across. In fact, according to the investment platform AngelList, there are now 960 companies currently operating around customer care. That hasn’t deterred Joseph Ansanelli,… Read More... →

Facebook работает над нейрокомпьютерным интерфейсом, который позволит набирать текст силой мысли. Об этом стало известно на конференции F8, которая проходила 18-19 апреля. Новая технология неинвазивная и не требует вживления имплантов. Вместо этого Facebook планирует использовать оптическое сканирование, которое позволит фиксировать сигналы мозга с частотой около 100 раз в секунду, расшифровывать мысли, которые человек проговаривает в своей голове, и […]... →

«Секретный» отдел компании разрабатывает новые технологии... →

Планируется, что система сможет записывать 100 слов в минуту.... →

Обзор руководителя сервиса «Амплифер» Ната Гаджибалаева.... →

Today’s Stories  Juicero users find that man trumps machine Facebook will license its new 360 cameras that capture in six degrees of freedom Spotify’s half-priced student pricing expands worldwide Microsoft to shut down Wunderlist in favor of its new app, To-Do Planned Parenthood enrolls in 500 Startups’ seed program Credits Written and Hosted by: Anthony Ha Filmed… Read More... →

Facebook will assemble an independent Ethical, Legal and Social Implications (ELSI) panel to oversee its development of a direct brain-to-computer typing interface it previewed today at its F8 conference. Facebook’s R&D department Building 8’s head Regina Dugan tells TechCrunch “It’s early days . . . we’re in the process of forming it right now.”… Read More... →

Facebook has been putting lots of resources into improving internet connectivity in rural areas. That may seem like a distraction for the social networking giant, but Facebook takes its mission to connect people pretty literally. To do so, it’s taking a building-block approach that involves many projects that all attempt to solve different issues of this larger technology challenge. Read More... →

На конференции для разработчиков F8 представители Facebook рассказали о собственных разработках в области управления электронными устройствами при помощи мозговых сигналов (нейрокомпьютерных интерфейсах). Об этом сообщает издание TechCrunch.... →

During the last keynote at Facebook’s F8 conference, Regina Dugan, leader of the enigmatic “Building 8” frontier research group, explained that an internal team is exploring ways that humans could utilize their skin to hear. Don’t worry, this sounds just as crazy to me as it does to you, but whenever a company with a billion dollar R&D budget decides to… Read More... →

Facebook’s augmented reality future may be taking the form of selfie filters today, but in the future the company wants to let you interact with the world only by using your brain. Regina Dugan, who leads Facebook’s Building 8 group, gave a remarkable marketing spiel on the company’s efforts in shaping the future of human-computer interaction and imagining a future where… Read More... →