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Facebook Fanpage upgrade!!

Updates to the Fan pages are:

Be able to interact in other areas of Facebook as your Fan page and not your personal profile, includes commenting, liking etc.

New layout, share images of your Fan pages experiences at the top of your page

Highlight other pages you are connected with as well as people that are helping you manage your page

Increasing relevancy on your page, allowing you to choose a new setting 'Everyone' which allows you to view the most interesting articles first

A new section to discover other users and friends that share your interests too

There will be more to come!

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Facebook Valentine's Day Scams

With Valentine's day just around the corner, scams are spreading their love, gearing up to steal your confidential details. 

Look out for anything related to Valentines day - make sure you don't follow any unsolicited links to external sites you don't recognize.

Most of these scams are constantly changing names and are proving difficult to stop. Look out for names like Valentine locator, Fun Valentines and so on. 

Another Scan attacking page Administrators under the name of 'Van Gogh Museum's' Photo's attempts to take you to an external website. Please be advised, it is a Scam!

Also, a virus called Mal/FBJack-A is spreading across Facebook. It falsely links to a 'school teacher stripping' but clicking the Facebook app only spreads the virus further. 

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Internetria thieving credit

One of the most frustrating issues designers and developers face is when credit isn't given where it's due. Even more frustrating is when another company takes credit for your work. 

South American Web development company Internetria go to a whole new low claiming they developed the official http://rafaelnadal.com website.

Brad Powar from Webinspire makes the statement:

"Internetria was an unheard of agency through the development of the Rafaelnadal.com website. They only became a part of the process in December 2010 - and were incapable of comprehending the complexity of the website and requested us (Webinspire) to aid them in a multitude of simple tasks. 

Since then, they have gone on to claim that they 'developed the Rafaelnadal.com website'. "

Webinspire has since restored it's footer credits on Rafaelnadal.com, but claim that "It is a stark wake up call for us and should be for all Australian businesses, that this International giant and many others should give credit where it's due."