Note on this list the stubborn persistence of Yahoo’s Geocities at No. 6, the rise of Yahoo’s Flickr at No. 7, Six Apart at No. 10, and the presences of Chinese sites like Baidu Space and 56.com. The real surprise, though, is document-sharing site Scribd at No. 16, with nearly 24 million worldwide uniques. 1. Blogger (222 million) 2. Facebook (200 million) 3. MySpace (126 million) 4. Wordpress (114 million) 5. Windows Live Spaces (87 million) 6. Yahoo Geocities (69 million) 7. Flickr (64 million) 8. hi5 (58 million) 9. Orkut (46 million) 10. Six Apart (46 million) 11. Baidu Space (40 million) 12. Friendster (31 million) 13. 56.com (29 million) 14. Webs.com (24 million) 15. Bebo (24 million) 16. Scribd (23 million)
10 Great Implementations of Facebook Connect January 12, 2009 - 9:39 am PDT - by Ben Parr Facebook Connect mania has swept the Internet! Why create an account on a random website when you can click a single button to join? That is the power of Facebook Connect, which allows websites, software, and even mobile devices to integrate with Facebook and send information both ways. The last few months have been very busy ones for developers as they furiously integrated their websites with Facebook Connect. But a few implementations have stood out against the rest. Some are on this list because of the seamlessness of their integration, while others for their usefulness.
In einigen Jahren werden Social Media-Tools im Unternehmen unentbehrlich sein. Trotzdem versperren viele Unternehmen ihren Mitarbeitenden den Zugang zu Facebook.
Der Netztheoretiker Geert Lovink setzt sich seit den 1980er Jahren kritisch mit neuen Medien und dem Netz auseinander. ORF.at hat mit Lovink über Offenheit im Internet und der Gesellschaft, Onlinebezahlsysteme, die radikale Transparenz der Whistleblower-Plattform WikiLeaks und die Zukunft Sozialer Netzwerke gesprochen.
Video from the April 27th, 2009 Facebook Technology Tasting Event at Facebook Headquarters in Palo Alto. Mark Zuckerberg introduces the event, Dave Morin discusses the new Facebook Open Stream API, Justin Bishop demonstrates the all-new Facebook for Adobe AIR, and Luke Shepard discusses our plans around OpenID. We were also joined by members of the community Chris Messina, talking about ActivityStreams, and David Recordon, talking about OpenID. In addition, several launch partners joined us to talk about what they have already built on the Open Stream API. Including, Loic Le Muer from Seesmic and our friends from Microsoft and Adobe.
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