Facebook Open Graph launches with 60 new partners, brings new verbs to Timeline The Open Graph initiative is a way to take data from other social networks and apps, and pull it into the Facebook ...

Facebook's Open Graph does two things: Gives consumers a new way to share and interact on the site as well as escalates brands' engagement possibilities. Are these agendas cohesive or divisive?

TechStars Boston alum Kinvey, a backend-as-a-service provider for web and mobile applications, is today announcing support for Facebook's Open Graph in the iOS and Android applications built on ...

Facebook's got 60 new Open Graph-powered apps for users to install and use, with the promise of approving new Open Graph apps from developers.

Open Graph should help Facebook make gaming, movie watching, listening to music and many other activities a more social experience. [Sources Include: Mashable, SlashGear, & Facebook] ...

Facebook's Open Graph gives outside apps a whole new level of access to its users and their data - but only if they can harness consumer interest. Here's an early look at who's been able to do so.

Blast Open The Doors Via Facebook’s Open Graph For Local SEO This year, Facebook launched a new semantic protocol called the Open Graph, including provisions for local businesses and places.

Using Open Graph, a third-party application can provide user data to Facebook, so it can be automatically rendered on the user’s timeline.

Facebook today started rolling out the new Open Graph apps for its Timeline profile. There are now 60 to 80 Open Graph apps available; the exact number depends on which ones you're counting.

Grab the popcorn. There is a serious nerd fight brewing. Following Facebook's big Open Graph announcements at f8 a couple days ago, many of the leaders of the so-called "open web" are taking ...