Excessive use of Facebook during work exposes you to expel!

To use the social networking site (Facebook) for entertainment and Alasmtaa and communicate with your friends is no harm in it, but to cause addiction exaggerated on the site removed from work this is what can not be accepted at all, and this exactly what happened with a Mozvien in a private company in France when he was fired from his job after being accused of improper use of Facebook during the official spiral.

An employee who was expelled on charges of abuse of Facebook very old 42 years old and was sent every day between 27 to 50 private message via Facebook to his friends as estimated private company that operates that time he was يضيعه employee per day of approximately 30 minutes of total working hours which impact on performance within the company, where his boss accused him that he was not the tasks that were assigned by this as it was going through a long moments of lack of focus and attention which the company مادفع to discharged from work after five years within the following company, while the employee objected to the This decision and considered it unfair to him because he did not use Facebook only for a few minutes during the official working hours and that his use of the social networking site (normal and abnormal).

Recalls that a court in France confirmed that the use of Facebook through a full hour during the week Time (30 hours of work per week) is over-utilized and can not be considered in the framework.

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Facebook Sthaddv now one of the oldest properties of user privacy

The Facebook update system for privacy settings, but the strange thing is that the update did not come up with something new Fbaeks has been deleted property disable access to your profile via search, 
and that I use frankly, a long time ago are characteristic of privacy settings oldest They inhibit show profile when the Someone searching for you by setting your profile name search box on Facebook, the thing which relatively gives you some privacy.

And had Facebook today delete the property for a variety of reasons the most important of it a few use as well as they do not have a great benefit and add to the misconception of her party members where the majority think they provide complete privacy of reach you by a group of people and this is the wrong idea because it is not only the work of Block of the people to be non-arrival to you, as it will reach you through friends of your friends vision and a host of other things, 
in addition to a set of false impressions about this property .....

If you are of this feature users will receive an alert from Facebook telling you it do so in the coming weeks because the alerts will be circulated to all users gradually emerged at the other.

I think your on the Facebook such a move is evidence that they increase their dedication to a policy openness of members on each other and create an open world parties do not absolutely privacy are doing ... you can join us think your on this subject through the comments to see what the extent of the interaction of members of the social network with Such updates.

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Facebook Closes At All-Time High Of $45.05 Before Zuckerberg’s Disrupt Interview

Facebook shares closed at an all-time high of $45.05 on Wednesday afternoon. The stock hit an all-time intraday high of $45.09 earlier on Wednesday, surpassing the previous high point of $45, which it hit in the short-lived pop on Facebook’s IPO day, May 18, 2012.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckeberg will be interviewed by TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington on stage at TechCrunch Disrupt around 3 pm PDT this afternoon. Arringtoninterviewed Zuckerberg at Disrupt last September, Zuckerberg’s first public interview since the IPO, and Zuckerberg spoke confidently about the company’s mobile andsearch strategies. Zuckerberg’s interviewdrove Facebook stock up 4.6% in after hours trading, and sent the stock on a solid rally in the ensuing weeks.

In the weeks after Facebook’s IPO at $38, the stock plunged to $27.10 and continued to slide throughout the summer to an all-time low of $18.06 on August 31, 2012. Since then, the company surpassed key employee stock lockup expiration dates last fall, and the stock has been improving. Facebook beat expectations in Q2 this year, with 41 percent of total ad revenue coming from mobile The stock finally surpassed the $38 IPO price on July 31. We’ll keep an eye on after-hours trading today and the stock’s opening tomorrow morning as Wall Street reacts to Zuckerberg’s interview this afternoon.

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How to create a common Album on your FB friends can lift their pictures

Enjoy now with your friends albums joint action on the social networking "Facebook" where the feature was activated shared photo albums.
And users can any of the "FB" invited 50 of his friends to participate in the Add photos on the album when it was created. Facebook and allow each user post 200 photos per album. And can show the album to all users of the "Facebook" or show only the participants only to add images. This feature includes the personal account, not pages.*

And it must be the language of your personal account "English U.S." and you can change the language of your personal account from the "Account Settings"

The first step is doing albums and place the pictures, with a choice of shareholders only in the privacy settings as shown in the picture

The second step is developing a name and description for the album, and then choose the "Public" and then "" post photo



Public "and then" "post photo The third step you click on



The fourth and final step is developing the names of friends who want to do by adding pictures of the album.
Thus will Mekdorh people who have chosen to raise as well as their pictures on the album that you created

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Worth $100B, Facebook Has Recovered $58B In Market Cap Since Last September

Today Facebook ended normal trading with a market valuation of $100.6 billion. The milestone capped a long return to form for Facebook, after a botched IPO and mobile concerns led investors to unload their shares during its first year as a public entity.

Facebook traded as low as $17.55 on September 4, 2012. This makes the achievement of reaching the $100 billion mark today more fun, as it comes almost a year after the company was at its lowest recorded ebb. Facebook has recovered $58 billion in market capitalization since last fall, more than doubling in value since its 52-week low.

Facebook is in fact quite close to setting an all-time high. As TechCrunch reported on the day of the company’s IPO, “Facebook shares opened at $42.05, a 10.5 percent increase from its final price last night at $38.”

Today, Facebook closed at $41.34, up 1.95 percent during normal trading. In after-hours trading, the company is up a fraction. However, Facebook traded as high as $41.94, pennies from an all-time high.

What is causing Facebook’s long boom? The precise opposite of what dragged it down in the first place. The company has proven that it can monetize mobile usage at high levels, driving revenue growth. Facebook has consistently expanded its user base as well, demonstrating functional longevity.

It’s a good moment for Facebook. However, the firm is incredibly richly valued, which might make it ripe for a market correction, or investor profit taking. Google Finance estimates its trailing 12-month price-earnings ratio to be 207.87. Yahoo Finance lists a slightly smaller figure: 187.06. Investors are valuing Facebook as a growth company.

Any slip in its next-quarter earnings report — anything that might indicate that Facebook’s revenue growth will slow — and Facebook could find itself trading a lower multiple. Still, today was a good one for Facebook, snagging 2 percent more value in a day of generally negative trading.

Momentum alone might carry the company to an all-time high tomorrow.

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