Facebook applications News

Sydney - The day Facebook hit 1 billion users coincided with another session of the market looking at Facebook revenue and demanding to see more revenue. This has become a more or less daily chant. Ever since the IPO, the market has been howling for returns.

Atlanta - Facebook friends got you down? Can you barely drag yourself to your laptop and open your Facebook page lately? Do you have an overabundant amount of friends who you don’t know posting senseless unwanted junk all over your newsfeed?

An exec from Yahoo! denies allegations that the company molests the privacy of Facebook users without their knowledge. Instead, he said the opposite, Yahoo! cares about your privacy.

New York - Too often, online dating can feel like taking on a second job –– without the pay. Not any more. Meet Coffee Meets Bagel, the first online dating service where members are privately paired to a potential match each day at noon.

Oshkosh - An Oshkosh woman has been charged with 31 counts of theft, forgery and making misleading statements after she sold fake stock in Facebook.

Facebook is the Internet home to more than 800 million people, so any kind of switch to the way the network operates is a huge issue.

Facebook user Saneh Badwal remembers when the popular social networking site was exclusive to university and college students, back in 2005. But six years later and after earning two university degrees, Badwal says her perceptions have changed.

Stickam, the largest live online video community, now gives Fan Page owners the opportunity to increase their fan base by allowing video group chat directly on their pages.

New application turns concert discovery social by offering users suggestions based on the bands they and their friends like.

The Wall Street Journal investigated the privacy of Facebook users, finding that popular applications, such as FarmVille, send a user's personal information to marketing companies in a violation of Facebook privacy rules.