TITLE

facebook

AUTHOR(S)
McEleny, Charlotte
PUB. DATE
December 2010
SOURCE
New Media Age;12/2/2010, p01
SOURCE TYPE
Trade Publication
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
The article deals with the efforts of Facebook to boost its European staff and expand its Preferred Developer Programme in a bid to help agencies and developers create more effective advertising campaigns on the social network. Christian Hernandez of Facebook says there is a plan to become more involved in developer events and meetings. In a recent Institute of Practitioners in Advertising survey, Facebook posted a 6.2% decline in approval rating in the overall experience category. Patrick Griffith of Work Club criticizes Facebook's rules and tools.
ACCESSION #
57352976

Tags: FACEBOOK Inc.;  EXPANSION (Business);  ADVERTISING campaigns;  INTERNET advertising;  STRATEGIC planning;  INDUSTRIAL surveys;  HERNANDEZ, Christian

 

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