Facebook F8 add a “Like” button to any piece of content on a website by the owner. This feature is now integrated within around 2.5 million websites worldwide, with 10,000 more being added daily. Additional news and announcements included: F8 2011 was held on September 22, 2011. Various things Facebook introduced at the conference included a new profile redesign named 'Timeline' that showed a history of user's activity on their profile, and a broader, more advanced version of the 'Open Graph' protocol. The F8 2011 event was mainly focused on introducing new products, transforming industries, building and growing social applications and product
QED (conference) of these nominations comprise the shortlists. The shortlist winners are then contacted to provide a selection of their best work, and "The Skeptic"'s panel of Judges makes the final decision from there. The ironic award 'for the most audacious pseudo-science', "The Rusty Razor" (introduced in 2017), is determined entirely by public vote. "The Editors' Choice Award" is a special Ockham without a category, chosen by the current and past editors-in-chief of "The Skeptic", Chris French, Wendy Grossman and Deborah Hyde. QED (conference) QED: Question, Explore, Discover, also called QEDcon or simply QED, is an annual skeptical conference held in Manchester,