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Reachocalypse: is Facebook really trying to screw your brand page’s reach?

So I’m sure that it’s not news to anyone that Facebook’s recent changes to its Newsfeed algorithm have left many a marketer in a…

To make you download Messenger, Facebook’s killing chat in its mobile apps

Change is coming… again. Yes, Facebook is getting more aggressive in its mobile strategy — by making sure you have to download its standalone…

Squeeze Facebook to boost your ecommerce profits: here’s how

A billion people on Facebook translate to a billion reasons for businesses to be there. Any business – big or small – now finds…

Facebook Messenger joins the free phonecall brigade

If you’re a Facebook Messenger fan, then you’ll probably be relieved to find out that the social network hasn’t stopped work on the app…

The reason Facebook won’t roll out its swanky new News Feed? Netbooks

Redesigns are something Facebook doesn’t take lightly. With more than a billion users, there is mass revolt every time the design team moves as…

Yes, Facebook’s killing your page… now grow up and stop moaning about it

This may be something of an unpopular opinion, but I honestly don’t understand why everyone’s up in arms over Facebook’s decision to be what…

Forget everything else, Timeline will keep Facebook ticking in 2012

Ignore all the rubbish about “serendipitous experiences” that Mark Zuckerberg wants you to have. Forget about his notion of “frictionless sharing”. The first iterations…

Like Facebook Timeline? Turns out you’re not alone

Facebook recently rolled out its new Timeline feature, the highly visual replacement for its previous profile pages, to all of its user worldwide. For…

Eight risks Facebook could be outsourcing to investors with an IPO

Mark Zuckerberg is everywhere: interviews on prime time US and foreign TV, features in leading newspapers and magazines — it’s one almighty PR push:…

Facebook’s 40 most shared articles of 2011

What do the Japanese tsunami, zodiac signs and a giant crocodile have in common? No, they’re not the subject of a bad bar joke….

What Facebook Timeline means for your brand

Ruth Sawyer, author of The Way of the Story Teller once said: “I believe it is the easiest thing in the world to tell…

Take This Lollipop ‘creepily’ captures man stalking you on Facebook

With the requisite eerie music and a shot down an empty corridor, it begins like countless slasher films, the difference is that this time…

People with lots of friends on Facebook have big heads – Neuroscientists

Boasting more than 800-million users across the world and only trailing China and India as the most populous “nation” on Earth, it’s hardly surprising…

7 Ways to take advantage of the rise in Facebook marketing

Since the inception of Facebook, its developers have managed to make it a place where individuals have a home. Further to that Facebook has…

Is Facebook dying? What the statistics say

Amidst Mark Zuckerberg’s announcement of the many new features on Facebook at the recent f8 conference, the young CEO confirmed that the world’s most…

Facebook changes: What ‘the public’ thinks [infographic]

Very little can get netizens around the world up and ready to riot like the discovery that Facebook has (yet again) changed its interface,…

Early Facebook app developer claims hidden agendas killed his app

A social music service is among the updates being rolled out by Facebook in the wake of its f8 developers’ conference. This audio service…

GPT 5.2 lands in the API and could reshape how SA builds with AI

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Simbi Wabote’s 10-Year Roadmap: How Nigeria Achieved 54% Local Content Growth

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HONOR’s customer first strategy is reshaping South Africa’s smartphone market

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