Facebook

Alanna Tattersall is an Intern/Community Manager at Spring Creek UK. We asked her to give her candid opinions on social as she and her friends see it and to give us an inside look at how people her age are interacting digitally. This is her story...

You’ll know where I am, you’ll know what I’m doing, you’ll know what I’m thinking.

After updating their guidelines regarding images used in ads on Facebook, the company has released the following information regarding cover images (via email):

Cover photos will now be subject to the 20% text policy and Page names must comply with guidelines:

It’s 2012 and life isn’t lived near a PC… or at least not all the time. Knowing that, Facebook just released their Pages iOS app into the wild, thus freeing page managers from their laptops and allowing them to take their Liking, posting, and commenting on the road.

We tested out the app and it’s pretty great. You can go snag it here right now.

We’re a long way from the Harvard dorm rooms of February 2004, that’s for sure. Last Friday, Facebook debuted on the NASDAQ to much fanfare, but not much growth. The stock, which ended up being 30 minutes late to the IPO party (which NASDAQ has taken the blame for), ended the first day of trading just above its IPO price of $38.00.

We’re not stock prognosticators, but we are social media enthusiasts, and as such, we’ve gathered some of the must-read stories from the Facebook IPO for your reading pleasure: