Facebook will be streaming 20 Major League Baseball (MLB) games during the 2017 season. The games, one every friday night for the next 20 weeks, will be streamed live on Facebook. Anyone who’s on Facebook and based in the United States can watch the games completely for free. The internet has changed everything. From the […]
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It wasn’t long ago that Facebook officially launched its Instant Games. In fall of 2016, the social media giant brought 17 enjoyable games to Messenger and the News Feed. Since then, that list of games has grown to almost 50. You can enjoy these titles alone or with friends, both on mobile and the web. Let’s […]
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The key to updating all of your social media accounts using email is to use an automation service like IFTTT. You can set up several different applets for different types of posts on Twitter and Facebook. Once you’ve done this, you’ll only need to send one email to update both social networks. To post your updates, just send […]
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Whether you’re splitting the bill at a restaurant or all chipping into buy a gift for someone there comes a point when money has to change hands. However, with people less likely to carry cash about their person, paying for something collectively as a group is getting trickier. There are already several options open to […]
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Facebook is continuing its fight back against fake news. While Facebook doesn’t produce fake news, it’s at least partly responsible for its dissemination. When you see a story on Facebook it’s very easy to take it at face value rather than investigate further. And that’s not good. Facebook started its crackdown on fake news in […]
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Facebook is launching a new set of tools designed to help stop people from sharing revenge porn on the social network. Revenge porn, which is when people share intimate photos of a former partner, is a growing problem. So the more that can be done to eradicate it, the better. Facebook is a little late […]
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