Հայերը հայտնվել են Facebook–ի տեսազանգ նոր ծառայության գովազդում

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Google Launches +1 Button

The new "+1" feature works much the same way as Facebook's Like button.

The feature works by allowing a signed-in Google user to click on a "+1" button, placed next to search results and AdWords ads, to recommend the content.

Anyone in that user's network of Google friends who then searches on a similar topic will be shown those recommended results, among the usual search results, flagged with a note advising that a friend has "+1'd" it.

Facebook and Twitter Are Changing the Middle East

In an interview with WSJ's Alan Murray, social media expert Clay Shirky discusses the effect of Facebook, Twitter and other social media in the recent uprisings in Egypt and Tunisia, and what it could mean for the Middle East at large.

Democracy and Map of South Caucasus Telecom Infrastructure

Altzgamer.ru has posted a map of internet and telecommunication's infrastructure in the Black See region, covering 3 South Caucasian countries. Here's an interesting observation:

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Facebook passes 600 million users!

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg speaks during a Facebook Ads Event,

 New York, Nov. 6, 2007

The worlds largest social network shot right through yet another milestone this week, passing the 600 million users mark! The statistics section of SocialBakers.com, a website dedicated to Facebook statistics, is currently showing that number reaching 610,7 million users.
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Facebook's Zuckerberg Declared Time's Person of the Year 2010

For connecting more than half a billion people and mapping the social relations among them; for creating a new system of exchanging information; and for changing how we all live our lives, Mark Elliot Zuckerberg is TIME's 2010 Person of the Year.

Almost seven years ago, in February 2004, when Zuckerberg was a 19-year-old sophomore at Harvard, he started a Web service from his dorm. It was called Thefacebook.com, and it was billed as "an online directory that connects people through social networks at colleges."

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Facebook սոցիալական ցանցի օգտագործողների թիվը Հայաստանում անցնում է 100 հազարից

Նոր օգտագործողների գրանցումները Facebook սոցիալական ցանցում անցած 7 օրերի ընթացքում ըստ Facebakers.com-ի

RFE/RL [November 23, 2010] -- Հայաստանում Facebook սոցիալական ցանցից օգտվողների թիվը անցած 6 ամիսների ընթացքում կրկնապատկվել է՝ անցնելով 100 հազարից։

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Facebook-ի նորացված պրոֆայլի մասին

Facebook-ի նորացված պրոֆայլը առիթ եղավ, որ յուզերփիքս փոխեմ (նախորդի՝ 3 տարի անփոփոխ մնացածի չափերը, պարզվեց, փոքր են)։

Նկատվում է, որ հարմար է նոր պրոֆայլը նկար, հղում, վիդեո տարածելու տեսակետից։

Միանգամից երեւում է՝ առաջին պլան, աչքի ընկնող տեղ են դուրս բերվել Send Message ու Poke կոճակները։ Poke-ը երեւի պահանջարկ է վայելում, իսկ Send Message-ը ոնց որ թե facebook մեյլի նախերգանքն է...

Get off Facebook and have a Sleep!

More than 70% of British adults check social network sites before kissing Good night and turning the lights off. Furthermore, according to a study commissioned by hotel giant Travelodge shows that 18% of them send a daily night-time tweet to their followers. The average amount of time spent on social networks while between the sheets is 16 minutes.

The research also found that as well as social networking, a quarter of Britons do their weekly grocery shopping between the sheets. One in 10 adults pays the bills online before nodding off and 35% of people catch up on the latest celebrity gossip. It also revealed that 84% of adults use their mobile phone to wake themselves up in the mornings.

The survey involved 6,000 adults in the UK. Experts have warned the online activity performed from bed is affecting people’s sleep.

“Being exposed to bright light from computer and mobile phone screens while in bed completely delays the brain and body’s ability to get to sleep. As a result, people are not able to get to sleep as quickly as they should and aren’t getting the required amount of sleep they need each night”, sleep specialist Dr Michael Hastings told Press Association.

The specialists advice to turn off the gadgets at night and turn to good old books for a decent sleep.