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Is it time for you to close your Facebook brand page? Here are three important things to consider Via Martin (Marty) Smith 
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Now, you can find more interesting results on Facebook and find interesting links between people, places and things. Via Massimiliano Cammuso
Massimiliano Cammuso's curator insight,
January 15, 2013 5:01 PM
Facebook launches the Graph Search, arrived in partnership with Bing. Connect with friends who like your own activities and meet new people. Graph Search represents the revolution in search world, the Semantic Web begins to be used. We are witnessing the creation of systems that adopt this kind of research, new algorithms that intertwine better information from the activities on our social networks. Google will follow! You can join the waitlist: https://www.facebook.com/about/graphsearch Watch this video: http://bloom.bg/V2AKGb |
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No, Graph Search doesn't affect your privacy settings, but it surely makes digging up information about you really easy. Now's a good time to review what you're sharing and how you're sharing it. Read this article by Sharon Vaknin on CNET. Via Gust MEES
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Should You CLOSE or REDUCE Your Facebook Marketing?
Didn't know that Facebook was being such a jerk about "graph search" for brands. Not surprised to see you can buy your own list back as that is the kind of ransom Facebook has shown brands from the start.
Interesting to see Mark Cuban takes his marbles and go home (threatening to close his Facebook pages). The article makes a good point.
If you have a substantial UNIQUE Facebook following you are probably stuck paying the $2. If not you may consider the cost / benefits of your Facebook marketing and arrive at where Cuban is - thinking about closing down your Facebook page (or relegating it to the "low investment" side of the fence).