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"If your interest in Facebook goes beyond casual curiosity, or you have a niche interest in certain aspects of Facebook's activity, you may find it useful to discover where you can follow all of the social network's public accounts. \nWe've compiled a list of where you can find Facebook across all social media sites, from the many subsection Facebook Pages to Twitter accounts to the official YouTube channel. \nSee also: How to Lock Down Facebook Privacy\nIf you're interested in getting Facebook news, updates and other content in your social stream, then take a look at our guide to the various accounts you should be liking, following and bookmarking. In the comments below, please share any we've missed and we'll add them to the list.\nFacebook on Facebook\n\nWith well over 95,000,000 Likes, chances are you already like Facebook's main page. But there are other official Facebook pages to follow, too. We've listed the main ones below. Simply click through and hit the Like button to start receiving news from these accounts in your Facebook news feed. \n\nFacebook Engineering: Posts from the team that built Facebook.\nFacebook Developers: Helping users build social apps on Facebook, mobile and the web.\nFacebook + Commerce: Best practices and tools for commerce partners.\nFacebook Marketing: Sharing news and best practices for successful business marketing on Facebook.\nFacebook + Media: Helping news, TV, video, sports and music partners use Facebook.\nFacebook + Journalists: Providing resources for using Facebook as a journalist and a community for journalists using the social network.\nFacebook Diversity: An online environment for people to share their diverse backgrounds, experiences, perspectives and ideas.\nFacebook Interns: Learn what it's like to be an intern at Facebook.\nFacebook Mobile: News and information from Facebook's mobile platform.\nNon-Profits on Facebook: A resource for organizations, thought leaders and individuals interested in bring social good to a connected world.\nFacebook Live: Connecting you with some of the top public figures and information.\nFacebook in Education: Information and best practices for educators using Facebook.\nFacebook Design: Run by the designers, content strategists and researchers who designed Facebook.\nFacebook and Privacy: Discussing security concerns and the importance of privacy in the digital age.\nFacebook Security: Posting updates about how to protect your information both on and off Facebook.\nFacebook Accessibility: Posting about built-in features and technologies that help people with disabilities get the most out of Facebook.\nFacebook Pages: Tips and tricks for admins on managing their own Pages.\nApp Center: Discover the best apps available on Facebook, your phone, and across the web.\n\nFacebook on Twitter\n\nFacebook has a strong presence on Twitter, although not all the accounts appear to be updated regularly. To complement Facebook's main Twitter account, which currently has over 11 million followers, here's where else you can find the social network on the microblogging service:\n\nFacebook Engineering\nFacebook Open Source\nFacebook Developers\nFacebook Live\nApps on Facebook\nFacebook Design\nFacebook + Media\nFacebook + Journalists\nFacebook Ads\nFacebook Developers\nFacebook Stories\nFacebook Accessibility\n\nFacebook on Other Social Sites\n\nFinally, here's a short list of additional places on the social web where Facebook has a presence: \n\nFacebook's official YouTube Channel\nFacebook Developers on Google+\nFacebook's LinkedIn company profile\n\nImage: Flickr, mkhmarketing"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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