Google Alert - facebook

	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ August 22, 2017
	NEWS
	Facebook may have a grown-up problem: Young people leaving for Instagram and Snapchat CNBC EMarketer predicts 14.5 million people ages 12 to 17 will use Facebook in 2017, a decline of 3.4% from the previous year, as they migrate to Snap's ... Facebook Is Losing Ground Among Teenagers for the First Time (Ever) This Year - Inc.com Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Mark Zuckerberg shared epic total eclipse photos taken from atop Facebook's Oregon data center CNBC Facebook has a market cap of $490 billion, more than 2 billion monthly active users and more than 20,000 employees. It also happens to have a data ... Flag as irrelevant
	In Vino Veritas - especially on Facebook Arkansas Times Last week one of my Facebook "friends" posted a racial slur, and dared folks to unfriend him. It must have been a surprise to him to find so many taking ... Flag as irrelevant
	A look back in IPO: Facebook's trailing profit and mobile intrigue TechCrunch A look back in IPO: Facebook's trailing profit and mobile intrigue. Posted 55 minutes ago ... So let's rewind the clock and take a look at Facebook's IPO. Flag as irrelevant
	Apple iMessage use outstrips Facebook Messenger and Snapchat among US youths Business Insider That's compared to 14 messages over Facebook Messenger, and 8 snaps on Snapchat. The estimates propose that while Apple is often left out of the ... Flag as irrelevant
	The solar eclipse was more popular than the Super Bowl on Facebook CNBC On Monday, more than 66 million people commented, posted and reacted to the solar eclipse on Facebook, according to data from the social media ... Solar Eclipse Bigger Event on Facebook Than Super Bowl - Hollywood Reporter Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Solar Eclipse A Downer For Netflix But Boon For Facebook, Twitter Deadline The news was much better for Facebook. More than 66 million people took to the social media juggernaut, resulting in 240 interactions including posts ... Flag as irrelevant
	How TD Ameritrade tackles security in Facebook Messenger chatbot American Banker TD Ameritrade is following that advice with a Facebook Messenger chatbot that will give customers instant updates on their portfolios and trades. Flag as irrelevant

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