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Facebook may not yet have plans to release a phone, but it is clearly intent on expanding its mobile reach.
On Wednesday, the company announced new features that will allow merchants and retailers to offer coupons and specials though the Facebook mobile application.
“It starts to solve an age-old problem that local businesses have always had,” said Emily White, director of local at Facebook. “They’ve been told they need to be online. But it hasn’t always been clear what the benefit is. That’s what this deals platform allows. It’s turning those fans, those visitors, those eyeballs into real dollars, real people and real business.”
Facebook members can see which deals are available when they use Places, Facebook’s location feature, which allows users to check into particular places and broadcast their location to friends. A yellow icon will denote whether there is a redeemable deal or coupon available for a particular venue. Users will show their phone’s screen to a merchant or cashier to claim the deal.
The new features will pose a big competitive challenge to start-ups that have been experimenting with similar ways to offer rewards and deals on cellphones, including Foursquare, Yelp and Loopt.
One of Facebook’s first partnerships is with the Gap. The company plans to run a campaign offering a free pair of jeans to the first 10,000 users who check in to their local Gap store using Facebook’s mobile application. Facebook also outlined plans to work with major retailers like H&M and McDonalds for special offers, but eventually all merchants and small businesses with a Facebook page will be able to offer deals through Facebook’s mobile application.
Local retailers will be able to offer several different kinds of deals, including one-time offers and loyalty rewards, as well as “friend deals,” for those who check in and “tag” multiple friends. Mr. Zuckerberg said it would be difficult to defraud the system because users would be required to be present in order to redeem the coupon.
Mark Zuckerberg, the founder and chief executive officer of the company, said 200 million people were now accessing Facebook through its mobile application, a threefold increase since last year.
“Think about Android and iPhone,” he said. “This is a much bigger footprint than that. The only bigger platform is the mobile Web itself.”
“Our goal is to make everything social, no matter what platform you’re building for,” Mr. Zuckerberg said.
Facebook may not yet have plans to release a phone, but it is clearly intent on expanding its mobile reach.
On Wednesday, the company announced new features that will allow merchants and retailers to offer coupons and specials though the Facebook mobile application.
“It starts to solve an age-old problem that local businesses have always had,” said Emily White, director of local at Facebook. “They’ve been told they need to be online. But it hasn’t always been clear what the benefit is. That’s what this deals platform allows. It’s turning those fans, those visitors, those eyeballs into real dollars, real people and real business.”
Facebook members can see which deals are available when they use Places, Facebook’s location feature, which allows users to check into particular places and broadcast their location to friends. A yellow icon will denote whether there is a redeemable deal or coupon available for a particular venue. Users will show their phone’s screen to a merchant or cashier to claim the deal.
The new features will pose a big competitive challenge to start-ups that have been experimenting with similar ways to offer rewards and deals on cellphones, including Foursquare, Yelp and Loopt.
One of Facebook’s first partnerships is with the Gap. The company plans to run a campaign offering a free pair of jeans to the first 10,000 users who check in to their local Gap store using Facebook’s mobile application. Facebook also outlined plans to work with major retailers like H&M and McDonalds for special offers, but eventually all merchants and small businesses with a Facebook page will be able to offer deals through Facebook’s mobile application.
Local retailers will be able to offer several different kinds of deals, including one-time offers and loyalty rewards, as well as “friend deals,” for those who check in and “tag” multiple friends. Mr. Zuckerberg said it would be difficult to defraud the system because users would be required to be present in order to redeem the coupon.
Mark Zuckerberg, the founder and chief executive officer of the company, said 200 million people were now accessing Facebook through its mobile application, a threefold increase since last year.
“Think about Android and iPhone,” he said. “This is a much bigger footprint than that. The only bigger platform is the mobile Web itself.”
“Our goal is to make everything social, no matter what platform you’re building for,” Mr. Zuckerberg said.
Mathias Mikkelsen via David McCandless dataDavid McCandless, a London-based author, writer and designer, is constantly playing with data sets available online and translating heaps of code into well-designed visual stories.
Some of Mr. McCandless’s notable projects include visualizing the billions of dollars spent by people and governments around the world and visually explaining the different views of United States politicians, divided by their political predilection.
Working with Lee Byron, an information interaction designer at Facebook, Mr. McCandless recently chronicled another interesting data set: when couples break up.
The two designers answered this question by scanning over 10,000 Facebook status updates over a yearlong period and then plotting them on an annual graph.
In a recent TED Talk discussing the project, Mr. McCandless explained that most breakups occur three times in the year — in the weeks leading up to spring breaks, right before the start of the summer holidays and a couple of weeks before Christmas.
His research also found that people tend to break up with their significant others on Mondays, presumably after a weekend grapple.
Thankfully, the lowest day of the year for breakups is Christmas.
For researchers the flood of data flowing through these social networks can offer treasure troves of information that in the past would have been nearly impossible to find. Facebook says on its Web site that “people spend over 700 billion minutes per month on Facebook.”
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