Scott Steinberg sheds some light on the social gaming situation going on between Facebook and Google+. What’s Google’s gameplan? How are they going to shake control away from Facebook? As always, Scott answers questions submitted to TopTechExpert.com @ butterscotch.com: bit.ly
Panel discussion about the difference between open systems and proprietory systems like Facebook. Moderator: Dr. Melinda Crane Panelists: Kevin Murphy – domainincite.com Tim Schumacher – sedo GmbH Dominik Grollmann – Internet World Business Manfred Kohlen – NetMediaEurope Michael Heller – SHSG lawyers Constantine Roussos – dotmusic
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Facebook groups have more to offer users than ever before so in this episode we’ll be showing you how to create a group on Facebook. You can make your group a private group or even a secret group so that non-group members won’t know it exists @ butterscotch.com: bit.ly
Friends lists can get quite large on Facebook. For a number of reasons you may want to make your friends list invisible to others or change which friends are always displayed on your friends list, see how here @ butterscotch.com: bit.ly
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In this episode we’ll tell you how to use social plugins while using Facebook. They are a great way to share interests with friends or give your friends advice about businesses and services @ butterscotch.com: bit.ly
its letting me goon everything else but face book,i was on facebook last night :s this keeps on coming up every time i type facebook in
Address Not Found
www.facebook.com could not be found. Please check the name and try again.
The browser could not find the host server for the provided address.
* Did you make a mistake when typing the domain? (e.g. “ww.mozilla.org” instead of
“www.mozilla.org”)
* Are you certain this domain address exists? Its registration may have expired.
* Are you unable to browse other sites? Check your network connection and DNS server settings.
* Is your computer or network protected by a firewall or proxy? Incorrect settings can interfere with Web browsing.
When you’re using Facebook you may want a second opinion as to whether your privacy settings are really secure. Fortunately there is a site called ReclaimPrivacy.org that will do exactly that and tell you the results of its Facebook privacy scan. It’s a great feature that’s free of charge @ butterscotch.com: bit.ly
In this episode on Facebook groups we show you how to manage your groups including how to add and remove members, as well as how to add admins. Learn you where you can add a group description and change the privacy settings for your group whenever you want @ butterscotch.com: bit.ly
Learn how to tailor your Facebook settings to control who sees your profile, search results and newsfeed updates. To learn more about staying secure online, visit: www.trustthecheck.com