Sentence examples for consumed Facebook from inspiring English sources
There was one for every profession and it consumed Facebook for a time because everyone thought the one about his or her specific profession was the only one that was truly funny.
On the other hand, comments on the Consumed Facebook page, when I floated that reader's story, represented a different view.
When I floated this topic on the Consumed Facebook page and my Web site, Murketing, my correspondents reminisced about the cassette version of making and sharing as a "ritual"; the process "involved a level of engagement for both the maker and recipient" that can't be matched by more convenient computer-enabled methods.
As the boldest revision to the Facebook user interface to arrive since the News Feed, the Timeline offers a new way to both display and consume Facebook content.
It will allow you to consume Facebook Watch, iHeartRadio and Pandora content, but there's no web browser, no YouTube, no WhatsApp and Instagram, no Facebook messengers read capability, but you can watch the Food Network.
Though Zuckerberg didn't elaborate much on how "fewer viral videos" translated to "50 million fewer hours," he has indicated in recent weeks that Facebook was going to show less content that people "passively" consumed, because Facebook's own research now indicates that consuming content like that makes Facebook users feel bad.
He is perennially, dizzyingly consumed with Facebook.
The Stanford Daily wrote at the time about how many students were skipping classes because they were consumed with Facebook.
Estimates for the proportion of digital advertising dollars consumed by Facebook and Google vary, but that it is growing sharply is not in any doubt.
That's twice as much as the bandwidth consumed by Facebook and half as much as is used by all of Microsoft 's Internet properties combined, including Hotmail and Bing.
Specifically, it now needs to respond to the rise of aggregating platforms like Facebook, which have become both go-to places for people to read news from other sites, and to find information that is actually only created to live and be consumed on Facebook itself.
