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The article reports that social website maker Facebook Inc. would be modifying its Pages service including product's showcase, customer interaction and addition of shop section. Topics discussed include business attractions offering online shopping of products, layout of new pages distinguishing contents and services, and views of Sheryl Sandberg, Chief Operating Officer at Facebook on the same.

The article focuses on the changes to the messaging component Instagram Direct of the photograph-sharing app owned by social network company Facebook Inc. which provide easier access to the feature. Topics discussed include the changes emphasize the importance of messaging to the website, users could send photograps or videos as direct messages, and the changes will introduce for iOS and Android phone.

The article reviews the Facebook Messenger private messaging service from Facebook Inc.

The article offers information on the Facebook M Blend, digital assistant for Messenger from Facebook Inc.

The article reports that Facebook, social networking company is focused on improving its technology to identify videos uploaded to its site without the permission of copyright holders. It mentions that the copyright holders have complained about videos that are posted without their permission. It mentions that Facebook is deploying new video matching technology.

The article reports on the milestone hit by the online social networking service Facebook through the one billion people who logged in on August 25, 2015. Topics include the statement of chief executive officer (CEO) Mark Zuckerberg concerning the achievement of the company in a single day, the impact of the usage on mobile devices to the growth of the number of users gained by the company, and the access provided by the Internet.org project of Facebook to certain Internet services.

The article offers information on video matching technology created by online social networking company Facebook Inc., which aim to avoid video piracy on social media site Facebook. It mentions that the tool will be allowing the networking site to copyright of the video, evaluate the video, and detect copyright violations.

The article reports on the steps by internet companies including Google, Facebook, and Twitter toward the combat of child pornography spreading through blocking of images identified by Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) in Great Britain. Topics mentioned include the aim of the non-profit organization to locate and remove the content online, the preventing of the images to be uploaded, and the hashed by the analysts on the list of images that are downloaded by the companies.

The article reports on the effort of Internet companies Facebook Inc., Google Inc., Twitter Inc., Yahoo! Inc. and Microsoft Corp. to block images of child pornography that have been identified by nonprofit group Internet Watch Foundation (IWF). Details are offered on the process that creates a digital fingerprint on each image. The ability of the PhotoDNA image hashing technology from technology firm Microsoft Corp. to automatically identify and block child pornography is mentioned.

The article reports that social media company Facebook is offering new services for businesses to privately message users. The service will allow businesses to respond to users' comments on Facebook service via Facebook Messenger application. It informs that the service also include new messaging integration for ads on Facebook.

The article discusses the security issues with Adobe Flash software which can harm social network company Facebook's business. Facebook has listed these issues in its quarterly filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Facebook's chief security officer Alex Stamos said that end-of-life date for Flash should be announced by Adobe.

The article reports on the statement of social network company Facebook regarding the problem on Adobe Flash software platform. Topics discussed include the harm of security issues with the payments revenue of the company, discovery of vulnerabilities in Flash in July 2015, and the view of Facebook's chief security officer Alex Stamos that Adobe should announce the deterioration date for Flash.

The article previews the Aquila, aircraft from Facebook Inc.

The article reports on the posted results by online social networking company Facebook of the strong sales for the second quarter of 2015 which shows the success of the business in advertising despite its increase in cost. Topics mentioned include the reported revenue that ended on June 30, 2015, the decrease of the net income and the earnings per share, and the calling of chief executive officer (CEO) Mark Zuckerberg of the quarter as strong but results show the rise in expenses and costs.

The article reports on the plan of social networking company Facebook Inc. to launch its drone aircraft by the end of 2015. It states that the drone, named Aquila, has been developed to provide Internet access to poor people around the world. It adds that the company hired team members from unmanned aircraft maker Ascenta during the drone's development process.

The article presents the views of social network company Facebook Inc. chief executive office (CEO) Mark Zuckerberg on virtual reality (VR) and its role in the online space. Zuckerberg states that VR technology emerges as the next social and communications platform. He emphasizes the use of the VR for gaming, entertainment, and as a way for people to connect. Facebook's acquisition of VR headset maker Oculus VR and development of its own virtual reality apps are also mentioned.

The article reports on the financial performance of the U.S.-based social networking company Facebook Inc. for the second quarter ending June 30, 2015. The company has posted strong sales results with an increased in total revenue compared from the same period in 2014. Net income and earnings per share of Facebook declined as its costs and expenses increased. The stock of the company has also declined.

The article reports on the Facebook project of opening Internet.org application (app) for providing Internet access to other areas across the globe that have poor Internet connections. Topics covered include Facebook launching the online portal to encourage more mobile operators with its best practices and technical tools. Also cited are criticisms on the access of Internet.org to fewer services as a violation of net neutrality principles.

The article reports on the availability of social network company Facebook Inc.'s mobile application Internet.org to more mobile operators across the globe. Topics discussed include the call of Facebook for more mobile operators in join Internet.org application, the consideration of the application as the most tangible Internet access expansion effort of Facebook, and the criticism of the application.

The article reports on the decision of Circuit Judge Dennis Jacobs regarding the lawsuit filed by the shareholders of social media company Facebook Inc. against the company concerning its failure to share mobile advertising sales projections before its initial public offering (IPO). According to the decision, shareholders cannot file a complaint against chief executive Mark Zuckerberg or Facebook since they are not the owners of stock during the time of information non-disclosure.

The article reports on the victory of social networking company Facebook Inc. in a shareholder lawsuit alleging the failure of the company in sharing its initial public offering in the U.S. in 2015.

The article reports on the ruling of Judge Dianne Renwick of the New York State Supreme Court against social media giant Facebook in search warrant case. The New York judge has ruled that Facebook has no legal standing to challenge the constitutionality of search warrants served on its users. Details about the bases of the ruling are also provided.

The article reports that Judge Dianne Renwick of the New York State Supreme Court ruled on July 21, 2015 that social network company Facebook Inc. has no legal standing to challenge the constitutionality of search warrants served on users of its Internet service. It discusses the appeal made by Facebook to a court decision requiring the company to hand over data relating to 381 user accounts. Moreover, it says that Facebook was considering whether to appeal the decision by Judge Renwick.

The article offers information on the new feature of Facebook which is Suggested Videos from social network company Facebook Inc.

The article features Mark Zuckerberg, the chief executive officer of Facebook Inc. During an online question and answer (Q&A) with famed physicist Stephen Hawking, Zuckerberg shared his view about social law as well as his interest in how the brain works, how learning works, and how people can be empowered to learn a million times more. Information about Facebook's increasing interest in artificial intelligence is presented.

The article presents information on application software Suggested Videos, to sow videos on social network launched by Facebook Inc.

The article presents views of Mark Zuckerberg, chief executive officer (CEO) of the social networking company Facebook Inc., on the company's focus on improving human social relationships. It further informs about a research center opened by the company where it analyzed various artificial intelligence (AI) techniques including image recognition, natural language processing and speech recognition.

The article offers information on the link-sharing feature in Facebook's iOS app, a mobile operating system. Topics discussed include the insights of engineering manager Tom Whitnah of online social media Facebook on the development of the link-sharing feature, the development of the link-sharing feature during a Facebook hackathon, an event where employees and engineers develop tools and products outside their work, and the efficiency of the link-sharing program.

The article evaluates the add link feature, offered by social media site Facebook Inc. to its users.

The article discusses Instagram Web resource that gets more trending photographs using new photo feed that highlights events and popular places. This change has put Instagram more in competition with Twitter and the features include metadata or hashtags using which users click and include events and places. Also, Facebook has been slow in placing advertisements in the app.

The article offers information on Facebook Messenger which is an app for instant messaging from online social network Facebook Inc., noting that users without a Facebook account can use the app if they have a mobile telephone number.

The article focuses on the new features of Instagram, a photograph-sharing application owned by social media company Facebook Inc., which enable users to search for photographs and videos on popular events and places. Topics discussed include the features' impact on online social network Twitter, the growth of Instagram since its acquisition by Facebook in 2012 and the expansion of Facebook's photograph and video advertisement service.

The article discusses the release of private photo sharing application (app) from the online social networking company Facebook Inc.

The article reports on the changes made by Facebook Inc. to its online News Feed ranking. The online social networking cite Face shares about the change in viewing News feed algorithm which aims to factor in the time spent by users viewing content. It adds that the move of Facebook is part of its deeper push program that publishes interactive news articles inside News Feeds is part of Facebook's deeper push into news distribution.

The article reports on the move of social network Facebook to make changes to its News Feed ranking.

The article reports on the decision of social network company Facebook Inc. to expand its partnership with commerce company Shopify in 2015. It mentions that the expansion helps businesses make online storefronts with Facebook has been testing purchase buttons on the businesses' Pages and News Feed. It states that the new arrangement entails that a wide variety of businesses will be able to put purchase buttons for their items in feeds and Pages of Facebook users.

The article reports on the partnership between social network company Facebook and electronic commerce company Shopify, which helps businesses create online storefronts.

The article reports on the move of social network Facebook to expand a location-aware program in its social network platform. The decision of the social network to open the pilot and open the program in a small and midsize businesses across the U.S. is tackled. Details about the program with details in its program are also offered.

The article reports on the release of a stripped down version of the Android application of American social networking company Facebook Inc. aimed at growing its service in developing countries and other areas with poor connectivity.

The article reports on the integration of the Android operating system (OS) into home appliances and its virtual reality (VR) applications. Topics discussed include the development of the Brillo technology by technology company Google Inc. for low-power devices with little memory and the VR, smart home and Internet of Things (IoT) initiatives of computer technology firm Microsoft Corp., social networking company Facebook Inc. and consumer electronics manufacturer Samsung Group.

The article reports on the acquisition of image recognition technology developer Surreal Vision by virtual reality maker Oculus VR Inc. Topics discussed include how Oculus can benefit from the acquisition and an event to be hosted by social networking company Facebook Inc. in San Francisco, California on June 11, 2015 to demonstrate the capabilities of the Oculus Rift technology. Other companies acquired by Oculus include motion tracking firm Nimbe VR and games coding engine RakNet.

The article reports on the plans of social networking firm Facebook to develop games for its mobile Messenger system. Topics discussed include the negotiations being done by Facebook with mobile game developers, the possible revenue growth that the firm may expect from introducing Messenger games, and the revenue decline in the payments and other fees segment of the firm during the first quarter of 2015.

The article reports on the negotiation of social network company Facebook Inc. with the gaming developers for incorporating their apps into its Messenger to boost its gaming business. Topics discussed include the revenue of the company from non-advertising sources, its Payments infrastructure, and its other digital offerings.

The article presents the response of social media company Facebook Inc. to concerns about the compatibility of its Internet.org project with net neutrality, its business motives and its way of collecting user data. On May 13, 2015, the company posted a blog entitled "Internet.org: Myths and Facts" to discuss the myths and facts of the project. The company clarifies that the project, which provides access to online services in developing countries, and net neutrality can co-exist.

The article reports on the findings of a study by data scientists at social networking company Facebook Inc., published in May 2015 in the journal "Science," which disputes the echo chamber effect, a homogenous stream composed of like-minded posts that people could see on the Facebook site. The findings quantify the extent to which people are exposed to diverse news and information in social media, and help to show how much users are engaged with content that reflects opposing viewpoints.

The article reports on the study by data scientists at American social networking service Facebook Inc. published in the May 7, 2015 issue of "Science" journal which suggests that a fair amount at the site's News Feed ranking represent opposing viewpoints. The service is called filter bubble or echo chamber, a homogenous stream composed of like-minded posts that leave little space for other points of view. Facebook states that people are exposed to diverse news and information in social media.

The articles on the new login version in the social networking site Facebook which gives users control over data sharing with third party apps. It says that the login allows users to know who will see content posted by the apps. It also mentions other efforts by Facebook to give better privacy controls to users including the change in its software development kit and the creation of a team that will review apps that ask for more than people's public profile, friend list and email address.

The article reports that online social networking company Facebook Inc. has added a video call feature within its Messenger app as part of its effort to compete with rival companies in the market in 2015.

The article offers brief information on the free video calling app to Messenger added by Facebook Inc. and discusses the features of the app.

The article reports on the profitability of social networking website Facebook Inc. for 2014. It mentions that 73% of the profitability of the firm came from advertisements originating from mobile communication devices whose users log on their devices. It adds that the firm's total revenue for the first quarter (1Q) of 2015 is $3.54 billion.