April 13, 2016
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Ministry denies Facebook claim
THE Ministry of Foreign Affairs has dismissed a report circulating on Facebook alleging there was a demonstration outside the Bahamas Embassy in Haiti as false. “The ministry advises the general public that this information is false and that there h
#FIXGRANDBAHAMA aims to bring awareness to island's problems
THE “Fix Grand Bahama” hashtag is gaining momentum on social media to bring awareness to the depressed economic state of the island. Many persons residing on Grand Bahama are sharing the hashtag on Facebook and asking others to join in.With Grand B
FACEBOOK PASSES TWO BILLION USERS
Facebook is reaching another milestone, announcing that it now has more than two billion users.
Facebook page following Mitchell stirs response with strong words
FACEBOOK users were amused and shocked yesterday when a Facebook profile associated with Fred Mitchell, the leader of opposition business in the Senate, responded to an insult aimed at the senator with an equally provocative response.
Facebook says its data can’t be used for ‘surveillance’
Facebook is prohibiting developers from using the massive amount of data it collects on users for surveillance. This includes using such data to monitor activists and protesters.
Facebook focuses on live video feature
FACEBOOK is rearranging the notification panel on its mobile apps in an effort to broaden the audience creating, watching and reacting to live video on its social network.
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