Last week Mark Zuckerberg was interviewed by Ryan Carson at the Future of Web Apps conference in London. Check out the video below!

As I wrote earlier today, Facebook has updated their bookmarking system and it may have a negative effect on application developers. I took a few minutes to do a quick screencast to show how this new bookmarking systems works. The main difference is that even if you bookmark an application you now need to sort where applications are placed on the “Applications” page. Check out the screencast below for more!

Update
According to one commenter this is a temporary system and Facebook will be modifying it over the next day or so. Oh well! At least you now know how to function within the existing system.

Update 2
Facebook has updated to the new design. See this post for more details.

I’m not quite sure that Facebook is going to approve of this but I decided to post it anyways. Browsing through my news feed this weekend I stumbled across the following video which was created by Joe Hewitt at Facebook. I couldn’t resist embedding it below. The new Facebook iPhone application has a really slick way of tagging photos within the application.

This version of the video only shows the photo tagging capabilities in the new version of the application but there will be additional features. As Facebook posted earlier this month, there will be an increase in the number of messages displayed in a user’s inbox. Before, users were limited to how many messages they could view.

One other feature that I’m looking forward to is location-based services. There is no sign that location-based services will be used in the upcoming release of the Facebook for iPhone application but at f8, a number of Facebook employees alluded to this feature eventually being added. This version looks great though!

Last week following the f8 keynote Mark Zuckerberg, Ben Ling and Chamath Palihapitiya sat down to talk with members of the press. My internet access has been slow since then so I didn’t have the chance to upload the video I shot of the event. Below you will find a video of most of the questions asked at the press event. Enjoy!

Just saw this funny video of an older generation on Facebook. I wonder if this is how it will be years from now.

Here’s an interesting video that someone sent me last night. While it’s not as viral as Facebook in real life, it’s definitely a well produced video. Check it out below!

Scott Beale pointed out a pretty entertaining Facebook video. It’s definitely worth the two minutes spent watching it. Check it out below:

After posting the last video I ended up browsing around Current.com for a while and found a number of other interesting videos. I found another one which tells the story of Oscar, a Colombian who created a group on Facebook that turned into a massive protest against the Farc. It’s happening worldwide but this video helps express the significance of what’s taking place. Check it out below!

The community outreach manager from Current TV contacted me today with an awesome program about application development on Facebook. The video follows around the developer of the carpoolers application. It’s a really high quality video and I thought it had some great content. Check out the video below and let me know what you think:

So apparently I am completely clueless with these new privacy settings. I’m guessing a number of other people are screwing it up as well. as such, Teresa Valdez Klein over at Web Community Forum has posted a video tutorial explaining how to update the new settings. Take a look below, hopefully this helps you get things going.