Netflix is streaming video on Facebook in 47 countries, but the U.S. still isn’t one of them.

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Facebook recently announced it would begin approving new open graph actions submitted by developers — like is an action, and so are share and listen with.

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Facebook’s statistics page says more than 800 million people actively use the site, which amounts to almost 9 percent of the world’s population when you round up the numbers.

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Most people have yet to publish their timelines, since the feature only became available across the site last Thursday and Facebook has a seven-day grace period for people to choose what to put on the advanced profile before it publishes for the entire world to see.

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We’ve already established that Facebook can affect how users are perceived by schools’ admissions officers and potential places of employment. Financial institutions are next on the warning list.

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While the U.S. accounts for about a quarter of Facebook’s 800 million users, American sports teams and athletes had a smaller showing on the list of the top status update themes this year.

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Hyper-targeting means sending highly targeted messages to very specific groups of people.

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Consumer brands have been very reliant on the like button as part of the sharing experience on Facebook, but soon they might become less so.

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The biggest, most popular social network is rightfully confident in their product, but perhaps Facebook has gotten a little too confident. After all, arrogance has the reputation for blinding.little too confident.

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