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Australian Internet Based Political Party
Political party Senator Online (SOL) has launched a national campaign to find Senate candidates for their party. The candidates will be chosen by the Australian public rather than the Party itself. One of the requirements for candidate eligibility is that they have at least 100 endorsements which can be Facebook fans. It will be interesting […]
Read More | ShareQuarterly Australian internet stats
Google has remained as the top online property attracting Australian internet users. Microsoft / Ninemsn has taken out second place attracting approximately 4.5 Million unique visitors around Australia. Facebook and Youtube are also attracting a very high reach of Australian’s internet population. Local Australian online media publications such as Yahoo7, News Digital Media, Fairfax are […]
Read More | ShareFacebook facts you probably didn’t know
Interesting facts about Facebook – In Australia we serve legally binding court notices via Facebook. A Facebook summons is considered legally binding – Michael Jackson has the #1 most popular page on Facebook – Homer Simpson has the #2 most popular page on Facebook – Facebook has the #3 most popular page on Facebook! – […]
Read More | ShareFacebook ad share growing
Facebook’s share of the online ad market increased to 16 percent in the first quarter of 2010 from 11 percent in the 4th quarter of 2009. More and more advertisers have been willing to try Facebook’s advertising platform. Facebook’s market share beat Yahoo with 12 percent of ad impressions in the first quarter of 2010, […]
Read More | ShareHow much is your Facebook fan page worth?
A new tool has been launched by a Social Media Consultancy in the US, Virtue.com – which allows people to see the estimated worth of a Facebook fan page. The tool is in BETA and to have a go click here. The estimated value is determined by the number of fans, how much they are […]
Read More | ShareFacebook social plug-ins on over 100,000 sites after 1 month
Last month Facebook launched its new social plug-ins at its F8 developer conference. This is part of the company’s Open Graph initiative and a huge amount of sites have rushed to implement these features. It is estimated over 100,000 sites have now implemented the Facebook social plug-ins. Facebook comments: “It’s only been two and a […]
Read More | ShareYelp security puts Facebook user details at risk
Yelp, a social networking, user review, and local search engine website is one of only 3 websites so far to be eligible for Facebook’s highly controversial and anticipated Instant Personalisation feature. A security issue has come to light where a malicious site could harvest a Facebook user’s name, email, and data shared with everyone on […]
Read More | ShareFacebook to launch location based features, hush hush for now
Facebook will soon be launch location-based feature, but the company has denied reports that it is already working with marketing partners on the product. We dont really know any more than that at the moment however the code for this feature is available on the touch.facebook.com site. Facebook has release several statements in regards to […]
Read More | ShareAustralian Mining supertax gaining support, via Facebook
Kevin Rudd’s Super Profit Tax for mining giants is starting to gain more popularity with the general public and rightly so. Australians want to benefit from the natural resources in our country – not giving all the profit to Global Mining companies. So much so, that The Australian Workers’ Union have created a Facebook group […]
Read More | ShareFacebook launches Gross National Happiness index to Australia
Everyday on Facebook users share how they feel with their family and friends through status updates. These status updates give you an idea of what that person is doing, how they are feeling and whether the mood is generally positive or negative. Facebook is now grouping together our collective status updates and measuring as a […]
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