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"For the past seven days, Mashable has provided resources and analysis of Facebook through a series we called Facebook Week.  \nFrom building a better Facebook page to making a truly viral Facebook meme, we've served up articles from expert guest writers and Mashable team members that aim to educate, inform and help build your business or personal profile on the popular social network.  \nWe've also welcomed you to join the conversations on the Mashable Facebook page, where the community discusses everything social media.\n9 Facebook Week Resources and Analysis Posts\nSo what did you miss this past week?  Here's a recap of the articles published during Facebook Week:\n1. 5 Elements of a Successful Facebook Fan Page - Samir Balwani discusses tips and best practices for creating and promoting successful Facebook fan pages.\n2. Facebook and Adobe Team Up to Officially Bring Flash to App Platform - Adobe and Facebook are teaming up on the flash platform. What does it means for users? Adam Ostrow digs in.\n3. 5 Great Examples of Facebook Connect on the iPhone - Jennifer Van Grove highlights 5 iPhone applications with unique implementations of Facebook Connect for the iPhone.\n4. 5 Tips for Optimizing Your Brand\u2019s Facebook Presence - Steve Coulson reveals several secrets to tweaking and perfecting a Facebook public profile.\n5. HOW TO: Build Your Personal Brand on Facebook - Dan Schawbel outlines a comprehensive guide for building up a positive brand and reputation using Facebook.\n6. The Anatomy of a Facebook Meme - Dan Zarrella and Alison Driscoll show us the inner workings of Facebook memes and trends.\n7. Facebook Credits: Would You Give Cash for a Facebook Status Update? - Facebook has begun testing a virtual currency, Facebook Credits.  Will buying and spending credits catch on? \n8. How Big is Facebook? - Mark Ghuneim looks at Facebook by the numbers: just how big is Facebook these days?\n9. The Facebook Democracy: How Will it Affect You? - Facebook is letting the users vote on how Facebook should be run.  What does this mean for the user?\nThe Facebook Conversation Continues...\nWe hope you enjoyed Facebook Week, and welcome you to continue the Facebook conversation over on the Mashable Facebook Page."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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