- Current Events (28 Aug, 2008)
Hollywood Producer to Write a Film About the Rise of Facebook 
Aaron Sorkin, Hollywood writer-producer and co-creator of The West Wing decided to write a film that tells about the rise of Facebook. ...
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helen- Technology (01 Sep, 2008)
Facebook Users Can Damage an Innocent Website Without Knowing About It 
A new study, performed by the researchers at the Foundation for Research and Technology, located in Heraklion, Greece, has revealed that users of such social networking sites as Facebook can be tricked into attacking other websites without even knowing. ...
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- Offbeat (29 Sep, 2008)
Secret Service Uses Facebook to Recruit New Generation Agents 
Recently it was revealed that the popular social networking website Facebook serves as one of the sources for recruiting MI6 agents. The step of SIS (Secret Intelligence Service) to start advertising on Facebook is part of the external intelligence agency's campaign to recruit new agents from different backgrounds. ...
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- Technology (24 Nov, 2008)
Facebook Presented Video Showing Global Interactions of Its Users 
Facebook launched a video that illustrates how the web has integrated global communications into everyday life. ...
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- Current Events (25 Nov, 2008)
Facebook.com Becomes Richer Over A $874 Million Fine For Spam 
Canadian fined $874 million for using Facebook's private messaging system to send over 4 millon spam messages, sometimes with offensive content. ...
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- Technology (16 Dec, 2008)
Facebook Log-ins Sold to Criminals for 89p Each 
According to a report, hackers are stealing Facebook accounts, selling them to different criminal groups at 85p for each log-in. ...
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- Offbeat (19 Jan, 2009)
Facebook Users Dumped their Online Friends for a Hamburger 
Facebook forced Burger King to stop its promotion campaign that encouraged users of the social networking website to sacrifice 10 friends for a Whopper from Burger King. ...
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- Current Events (02 Feb, 2009)
Facebook to Use Members' Private Data to Make More Money 
The popular social networking website Facebook looks forward to make use of the personal information of its 150 million registered members by building one the vastest market research databases in the world. ...
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- Current Events (12 Feb, 2009)
Facebook Paid $65M to Settle Lawsuit 
Recently it was revealed that Facebook paid $65 million in order to settle a lawsuit that accused the founder of the social networking website, Mark Zuckerberg, of stealing the idea of the website from his former college roommates. ...
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- Offbeat (13 Apr, 2009)
Surfing Facebook Linked to Bad Results at Exams -
Specialists came to a conclusion that youngsters, who spend time on Facebook have worse results at exams than those who don't use the site. ...
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- Technology (26 May, 2009)
Google Sees Facebook as Strong Rival in Search -
The Internet giant, Google, is considering social networking websites like Facebook as its rivals in search. ...
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- Offbeat (10 Jul, 2009)
The Lying Down Game - A New Craze Among Facebook Users 
A brand new Internet craze has caught the attentions of millions of users; it's called The Lying Down Game. ...
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- Offbeat (10 Sep, 2007)
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- Health & Fitness (12 Nov, 2007)
Every Third Woman Would Have Real Sex with Her Virtual Partner 
25% of Australian women confessed to be ready to have unprotected sex on the first date, whereas every third claimed to be ready for a real sexual intercourse with a virtual partner. ...
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- Technology (23 Nov, 2007)
The Choice of Social Network Linked to Race, Ethnicity and Education -
The latest study shows that one's choice of social network is largely related to person's race, ethnicity and parent's education, at least for students. It is also suggested that students from different backgrounds do not usually socialize with each other. ...
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