Facebook held a special press event yesterday to unveil some major changes it’s making to user’s newsfeeds. The changes center around making the user experience more visual and less cluttered. Photos will take center stage, enlarged to take up more of the page, so they stand out, while the navigation bar on the left-hand side
Pandora CEO Joe Kennedy abruptly resigned yesterday. The move was unexpected and came just as the company was revealing its earning report for the final quarter of 2012. The report was better than expected, easing investor’s concerns and sending the company’s stock climbing. Shares jumped by $2.42 or 20.6% after the announcement, closing at $14.15.
The NBC.com security scare that resulted in Facebook temporarily blacklisting them appears to be resolved now. Yahoo! reports that Yesterday afternoon security experts began posting warnings to avoid the site, saying had been compromised and was infected with several types of malware. Facebook promptly blocked the site, warning users who clicked on links to it
The school closings in Bronzeville are a civil rights violation, allege angry parents who children were forced to move to a school 22 blocks away after the Price Elementary School was closed last year. They claim it is a child’s right to be educated in their own neighborhood and that their children are being unfairly