Category Archives: facebook

Enhance Your Flipboard Experience with Curated Twitter Lists

Posted on March 23, 2011 by Larry Rubin

In this blog post I describe one of my favorite new innovations, Flipboard, as well as a tool I’ve created for enhancing the Flipboard experience, by using curated lists from Twitter. The tool is called FollowStop. Continue reading →

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How I Control My Privacy On Facebook

Posted on May 7, 2008 by Larry Rubin

My friend Anna emailed me today asking if all of her “friends” on Facebook could view her wall. I gave her some tips about Facebook privacy that others might benefit from. Here’s my response: the short answer is yes, all … Continue reading →

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Facebook’s Ridiculously Cool Story Types Preferences Widget

Posted on July 17, 2007 by Larry Rubin

Ok, so who on the Facebook design team is an aspiring bedroom DJ? The widget below, which looks like a multi-track mixing console, allows Facebook users to reign in fine grain control over the frequency of which “stories” are presented … Continue reading →

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