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Monday, February 28, 2011

FACEBOOK TAKES BACK SHARE BUTTON; REPLACES IT WITH LIKE BUTTON


Users will soon have to say goodbye to the Share button as Facebook in its wisdom has decided to gradually phase out the latter by incorporating the same functionality into the Like button .

As a result, when you click on the Like button from a particular article, instead of it just posting a small link to the story on your profile it will now post to your wall a full story with a headline, some blurb about it, and a small thumbnail. You will also be given the option to comment on the story link.

This will undoubtedly benefit publishers as they will gain increased coverage of their respective sites and content, but on the flip-side it will also start to fill the users walls with a lot of bloat.

According to Facebook spokeswomen Malorie Lucich, Facebook has stopped developing for the Share Button as the Like button is their recommended solution moving forwards, but they will still continue to support the Share button.

Tuesday, January 4, 2011

NETFLIX TO GET DEDICATED BUTTON ON REMOTES


Netflix's partners including Panasonic, Samsung, Sharp, Sony, Toshiba, Dynex, Haier, Memorex, Iomega and Roku will also offer one-touch Netflix buttons on remotes for TVs, Blu-ray players and media streamers. It's pretty obvious, Netflix Watch Instantly is a killer app for any connected TV platform at this point and one of the most used features, making access quicker and easier is a no-brainer.


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Sunday, November 7, 2010

AMAZON TESTING A "LIKE" BUTTON

The like button has been around for quite a while, but it gained promenence when Facebook added it to its pages. Now, Amazon is testing the button. Amazon's button looks similar to Facebook’s, complete with the thumbs-up icon. Clicking on the button turns it orange and changes the text within the button to “Liked”. Interestingly, below that, there’s a check-box that reads “Don’t use for recommendations” — clearly, the main intention here is for Amazon to use this button for recommendations. It seems as if they’re mainly being tested on Amazon Books pages right now.  [TechCrunch]


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