The Like button, for instance, lets a viewer share your page on his Facebook profile, while the Send button enables visitors to send your content through the Facebook message system.

For many years, Facebook's ‘thumbs up’ icon adorned the sign that greeted visitors to the company’s Californian headquarters. It was an image, of course, of the Like button, which was launched in 2009 ...

(CNET) -- When Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg recently announced a "Like" button that publishers could place on their Web pages, he predicted it would make the Web smarter and "more ...

Facebook is to let its users share content they 'like' across the internet through a new button - but the social networking site insists the service will not be used to direct advertising.

Facebook’s universal “Like” button is expected to be revealed at the company’s F8 conference on Wednesday. We can only hope a universal “Indifferent” button will follow soon thereafter.

Adding a Like Button to Blogspot. The default template for blogs on Blogspot (now known as Blogger and owned by Google) includes a "Share" section at the bottom of each post with buttons for ...

If you're a company or a blogger who is heavily active on a variety of platforms, you might consider linking your pages by adding a Follow on Facebook button to your site. Here's how to add a Facebook ...

The Facebook Like has a new look. The redesigned button replaces the "f" with the familiar thumbs up icon. Like counts appear within the new blue button.

The change was made without any public statement from Facebook, which has more than 2 billion monthly active users, leaving many to wonder why their like button looked different.

Facebook makes it quite easy to copy-paste a code snippet right into the HTML of any page/post and have the “Like” button appear instantly. This standard code can be found on the main Facebook ...

Web publishers have quickly adopted a button that lets visitors express "like" for their sites. But it also lets Facebook track those visitors as they switch from one site to another.