Religious pages continue their stronghold on our countdown with a number of familiar options. Popular musicians offer the closest interactive competition to the ongoing leading trend.
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Jesus Daily holds on tightly as Facebook’s unrelenting interactive leader.
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Yesterday’s Casey Anthony verdict has made a noticeable appearance on our most explosive pages list. Read on for the full rankings, and if the data here tickles your fancy, you’ll want to click over to our detailed statistics tool used to compile these rankings.
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Today’s list of the most explosive pages on Facebook leads with a creative campaign set up in honor of Marvin Gaye’s legendary “What’s Going On” album. There’s also a hot sale going on in the U.K., and we have a few pages where fans have been gathering to mourn the passing of Ryan Dunn. Read on for more, and if you like what you see here, be sure to check out the in-depth statistic tool we use to compile this countdown.
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At the 2011 Clinton Global Initiative University, President Bill Clinton announced that MTV and the College Board, with support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, will develop a first of its kind Facebook tool to help students find money for college.
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Earlier this week an episode of “MTV Diaries” focused exclusively on Facebook, the company. In addition to providing insight about the company, the show’s one of the best recruiting promotions I’ve ever seen.
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Unlike most other Facebook TV specials –– which so far have mostly focused on some aspect of Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg’s meteoric rise to world domination –– MTV‘s”Diary of Facebook” will follow the lives of two young employees who work for the social network, and focus on the hardships and opportunities they face as they work on groundbreaking projects.
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What do Facebook, Justin Beiber, and MTV have in common?
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YoVille, the popular Facebook virtual world, has partnered with MTV to help promote this weekend’s Video Music Awards. The campaign involves a number of integration points including custom MTV gear and items, a party at the virtual lounge “Sky Nightclub”, and an MTV VMA Room Contest. The promotion is one of the most integrated campaigns that we’ve seen on a Facebook virtual world and it’s a trend that we’d expect to continue.
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A couple weeks ago I wrote about MTVMusic.com on Social Times. The service makes MTV’s entire music video library available for the general public. It’s an impressive site and best of all, you can take the videos and embed them anywhere. If you didn’t think mainstream media would ever embrace new media, this will prove you wrong.

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