
Meta Rolls Out NFTs On Instagram And Facebook
Zuck can't leave his play thing alone for a minute, can he? See what's new under the bonnet with this news.
Zuck can't leave his play thing alone for a minute, can he? See what's new under the bonnet with this news.
This could have far reaching consequences here in Australia. So far reaching they're completely out of reach of B&T.
Everyone's CFO says the exact same thing after he finally finishes shredding tax documents.
The world of social media is having its own reaction to the many "interesting" things going on lately.
Meta would seemingly prefer workers to talk about MySpace then Abortion Rights.
Looking for a side hustle? Maybe there's some opportunities here? Unless your sword swallowing career is taking off.
All but given up on the idea of home ownership? Move aside avocado, you can now buy designer outfits for your avatars.
Can't work the toasted sandwich maker let alone understand the metaverse? Let this campaign be your cheese-free guide.
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Zuck busy organising Sheryl's farewell bash and piñata all while releasing new Facebook and Insta updates.
Sheryl calls time on her 14-year Facebook career. Mark eyeing cake splade or life size portrait as farewell gifts.
Rod Sims continues to twist the knife into Facebook. Mrs Sims starting to think, "Let it go, Rod, let it go."
Get a first look at Facebook's VR googles. Unless you're a nerdy type who's already seen it on legitimate tech sites.
Meta says the shut down of Aussie services not "intentional", despite Zuck being observed with a pair of wire cutters.
Meta forced into cost saving initiatives, as Priscilla now putting devon in Mark's sandwiches.
The tribulations of being one of the disgustingly richest people on the planet just never ends. As you'll read here.
In what must be music to the ears of Warburton, Sneesby et al, social media ads proving less effective than thought.