Wednesday, 1 October 2014
Facebook engineers open source ‘cookbooks’ for Chef framework
Facebook is opening up its cookbooks — but these recipes won’t taste good from the kitchen. Chef is Facebook’s engineering framework, and Facebook engineers have decided to open source that technology. Phil Dobowitz, a Production Engineer...
DirecTV, NFL renew Sunday Ticket deal
At a bad time for the NFL, some very good news: the league is staying in business with DirecTV for another eight years.
LGBT Real-Name Controversy: Facebook Apologies, Promises Changes
Facebook promised to overhaul its reporting and enforcement process regarding its real-name policy in an effort to quell the controversy that erupted last month, when several drag queens and other members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender...
Corvette Z06 among fastest cars on earth
General Motors' new Chevrolet Corvette Z06, expected to go on sale early next year, can launch itself from a dead stop to 60 miles an hour in less time than it probably took you to read this sentence.
How to Structure a Longform Landing Page for Maximum Conversions
Longform sales pages have recently become more popular. Marketers have realized that the short-and-easy capture forms may not be enough to encourage a conversion. Lots of content is powerful and compelling. Big landing pages can mean big conversions. But how do you organize this content? For example, the sales page for Marketing Bullets has nearly […]
Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg addresses Atlas, Ello at Advertising Week
Earlier this week, Facebook unveiled its newest ad network: Atlas. Sheryl Sandberg, the company’s Chief Operating Officer, spoke at Advertising Week in New York, explaining the company’s motivation for the rebuild and relaunch of the entity Facebook...
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