Clicking like doesn’t cost anything, but money talks, which ought to make a ranking of the preferences of people using Facebook Credits more valuable than tallies of fans.

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Zynga continues to dominate Facebook games, claiming six of the top ten and four of the top five titles in the rankings produced by our peer site AppData.

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While others may have found that Facebook played only an indirect role in Cyber Monday sales, the result was quite the opposite for Fab.com.

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CastleVille continues to grow faster than any other application on Facebook.
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Facebook accounted for barely half a percent of total online sales during Cyber Monday, the busiest day of the year for online shopping.

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We’ve still got another month left of 2011 and already Facebook has supplied a list of the 40 articles shared the most on the site this year.

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Real Madrid C.F’s interactivity total leads the team to take huge offensive strides forward. But even the most popular sports team in Europe still can’t keep up with the likes and comments that posts on religious pages enjoy.
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Zynga’s newest game has already set a record in its first week, growing faster than any other application has during its first week on Facebook.
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The phrase “six degrees of separation” became synonymous with social media back when Friendster was cool, but now it turns out that people are actually more closely connected on Facebook.

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CastleVille has scored five million daily active players during its first week, making it the fastest growing Zynga game of all time.

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