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In my initial post about the “Pages Feed” missing from Facebook Pages, I offered a solution that worked, albeit not for everyone. I have discovered a second option for Pages Feeds. It takes a little work to set up, but Read More …
—Update Jan 4, 2019 – If the solution below doesn’t work for, I’ve posted information on a second option. Read it here… Like many of you, I maintain a Facebook Page. Mine is The Carolina Nerd. Facebook allows Pages to Read More …
Earlier today, Facebook announced the launch of the Facebook for Journalists Certificate… Today, we are launching the Facebook for Journalists Certificate, a three-course curriculum designed by the Poynter Institute and Facebook. With these free online courses, Facebook and Poynter seek Read More …
You may have read by now that many new Emoji are on the way in Emoji 4.0, the latest update for those tiny little characters found in text messages, on Facebook, Twitter, and dozens of other devices. (Graphic courtesy of Emojipedia) What you Read More …
Facebook has three types of groups that users can create or join: Public, Closed, and Secret. Secret Facebook groups are extremely popular, and can be composed of only a few members, or several thousand. The groups cannot be found via Read More …
Facebook and Google data centers are up and running in both North and South Carolina, accompanied by dozens of data centers for other telecommunications companies. In the end, that benefits those of us who use technology on a daily basis. Google has centers in Read More …