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Facebook Creates Verified Pages and Profiles
Facebook now verifies pages and profiles for celebrities who want to keep their brand authentic. Read »
Facebook Lets Your Friends Be Its Help Desk
Facebook launches "Trusted Contacts," where friends can help users recover their passwords. Read »
Facebook Buys Startup Parse
Facebook reportedly acquires mobile app builder Parse for $85 million in cash and stock. Read »
Less Privacy at Facebook Home
Facebook Home is great for advertisers, but may not be for those who want privacy. Read »
Facebook Copies Reddit
Facebook introduces a new feature that looks a lot like Reddit's popular "Ask Me Anything" section. Read »
How Facebook is Selling You to Advertisers
Facebook creates "Lookalike Audiences" for advertisers, so they can find other people on the social network like their target consumers. Read »
Google+ is Now Second-Largest Social Network
The only social network larger than Google+ is Facebook, according to a report. Read »
Can't Get Away from Google+
Google is making it harder to use its other services without being part of its social network, Google+. Read »
No More Internet Trolls on Google Play
Google will now be requiring Google+ handles to comment or review apps, movies or songs. Read »
Facebook Takes on Craigslist
A report says that Facebook is working on classified ads akin to Craigslist. Read »
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Press:Here looks at Silicon Valley culture and business through the prism of three tech giants -- Apple, Google and Facebook – and how others try to disrupt them.
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Scott McGrew
The host of Press:Here, Scott has 20 years experience as a television reporter, 10 of them covering technology. His work has been seen on CNN, CNBC, MSNBC, Fox News Channel and the BBC. He has been nominated for 10 Emmy Awards, but he’s quick to point out he’s never won any. He has been dabbling in computers since his first Apple II.
Barbara E. Hernandez
Barbara is an award-winning business journalist whose work has appeared in the New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle and PCWorld.com. In her spare time, she lends money to entrepreneurs in developing nations, ponders the tech world and spends way too much time on Facebook. Follow her on Twitter @bhern.
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