UK Officials Meet With Facebook to Stem Riots – United Kingdom officials are set to meet with Facebook, Twitter and BlackBerry regarding their corporate responsibility to not fuel riots, such as those recently plaguing London. One possible outcome: to suspend social networks when governments deem it an emergency.

NYPD Forms Social Media Tracking Unit – The New York Police Department has recently formed a unit specifically to track activity on Facebook and Twitter. Specifically information about parties, gang activity and other problems will be the focus. [Image via Facebook]

Facebook is Not Posting Phone Numbers – Facebook is responding to a viral warning that the company is “stealing” or posting users’ phone numbers for everyone to see. It says phone numbers of friends are kept private.

European Social Network Netlog Banned From Facebook – Netlog, a European social network with roughly 80 million user has been banned from the Facebook Platform after it tried to “access internal Facebook APIs and deliberately compromised intended limitations of our platform acebook has banned the European,” Facebook said.

Facebook, Ceglia, Continue to Duel – Last week Facebook announced that it had “smoking gun” evidence against would-be Facebook owner Paul Ceglia to prove that his lawsuit is frivolous. Then, it turns out, Ceglia is in Ireland and saying he’s being harassed by Facebook.

More Facebook Means More Narcissism – Facebook can lead to mental health issues for teens according to one psychology professor’s research. The American Psychological Association conference presentation included information that heavy Facebook users suffering anxiety and depression, and are more likely to be narcissistic.

Facebook Helps College Newspapers – Facebook has created a guide for college media on how to use Facebook in different ways in the newsroom. [Image via Facebook]

Our Eyes Perceive Facebook, Google+ Similarly – A study found that Google+ has a setup that allows users to perceive it almost identically to Facebook. The study from EyeTrackShop tracked the order of visual fixation for 54 users, finding high correlation between the two networks.

Google+ Set to Surpass Twitter – A study from the UK found that Google+ is set to become the second-largest social network after Facebook.

Other Announcements:

Vitrue, Clear Channel Radio Partner – Vitrue and Clear Channel Radio have announced a partnership in which all of the company’s 850 radio stations will implement Vitrue’s SRM platform.

Buckaroo Unveils Social Media Promotions – Buckaroo has announced a new way that businesses can combine social deals with email marketing, Facebook and Twitter. The technology is designed for small businesses.

Career Notify Leverages Facebook in Job Hunt – Career Notify is a recruitment and head hunting service that sends email notifications to Facebook friends and contacts whenever anyone gets a new job, promotion, or resigns.

Facebook and Vodefone will release Alcatel Lucent-manufactured feature phone called the Vodafone 555 Blue that will have a Facebook-centric operating system and dedicated physical Facebook sharing button. The companies are aiming at a $100 price point to target users in both the developing and first-world, especially teens, that want enhanced Facebook functionality without paying for a smart phone.

The lower handset cost and availability of a pay-as-you-go plan could make this Facebook phone more likely to accomplish the goal of driving international growth than past Facebook phones by INQ and HTC that all cost over $200. However, it still requires a data plan and lacks the feature and software design quality of the Facebook for Every Phone feature phone app.

This year Facebook has partnered with several handset and SIM card makers and carriers to release phones with special Facebook features. A key to Facebook’s growth strategy is getting those in the developing world access to more features, which leads to increased usage. The Gemalto Facebook for SIM is one of the cheapest, while still embedding Facebook functionality in a SIM card that can be used with almost any handset.

The Vodafone 555 Blue will deliver deeper functionality found in the higher end HTC and INQ Facebook phones, including the ability to browse the news feed, view photos, and upload photos as soon as they’re shot through an OS based on Java.

A Facebook overlay on the homescreen allows for quick access to a user’s profile, news feed, messaging and Chat. Users can press the dedicate Facebook key to reach these options, ostensibly launching the app.

Facebook content updates are synced to the phone in the background. This may work well for those that only check Facebook occasionally, as there data will already have loaded, but that’s not who this handset is aimed at. Those constantly checking may wish for the manual sync was faster, and background syncing can cause the phone’s OS to slow down at inopportune times.

MSN’s UK Tech & Gadgets blog did a hands-on report about the Vodafone 555 Blue and found while the the Facebook functionality was satisfactory, the phone’s low 200 MHZ processing power led to waits for loading, and a cramped QWERTY keyboard made it somewhat difficult to use. The photo browsing is apparently very slow as well. Though it’s considered a feature phone, the Blue include Opera Mini 5 for web browsing, which is a plus.

Those in developing markets who often lack consistent broadband web access and who may have used Facebook’s free 0.facebook.com may be enticed by to use the service more and invite their friends thanks to the Vodafone 555 Blue. These users may be better served by one of 2,500 handsets capable of downloading the Facebook for Every Phone app, and those in the first-world may not be willing to endure the shorter feature set and long load times.

Facebook Set for Another Oregon Datacenter – Facebook announced this week that it would build another data center on its Prineville, Oregon campus. Construction is set to begin in October.

Facebook to Expand in Seattle – Facebook is currently looking for more office space in Seattle, according to GeekWire. The company wants as much as 40,000 square feet more that might accommodate about 200 more people (the office is currently at about 40).

Privacy Glitch Makes Videos Public – TechCrunch reported that this week Facebook’s video privacy settings stopped working, allowing users to see listings, names, thumbnails, descriptions and tagged users in others’ videos. The company reported it had addressed the issue.

Alleged Facebook Owner Ceglia’s Case gets Complicated – Paul Ceglia is the man who claims to own half of Facebook. His lawsuit against Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg is playing out in New York, and he recently lost a fourth law firm in his case. Edelson McGuire just withdrew from the case, according to AllThingsD, as did DLA Pipe, Lippes Mathias, Wexler Friedman and Connors & Vilardo earlier this year.

Also, a Scathing Profile of Paul Ceglia – The Buffalo News wrote a scathing and very unflattering profile of would-be Facebook co-owner Paul Ceglia. Acquaintances and classmates basically call him a con artist, shyster, joke, grifter, lowlife and more. [Image Via Facebook]

User Ads Generated by Ad Companies – John Battelle wrote an interesting post this week detailing how he found out a company (AppSumo) that wasn’t Facebook was using his likeness in an ad, and that this apparently violated Facebook’s terms of service, promoting the social network to look into the issue.

Topps Buys Facebook Gift Card Provider – AllThingsD reported this week that Topps, the trading card company, purchased GMG Entertainment, the company which makes Facebook Credits gift cards. The terms of the purchase were not released.

Vodafone Releases Facebook Phone – Vodafone’s 555 Blue is a “Facebook phone” designed to be popular in emerging markets like India. The phone allows users to logon to Facebook when the phone is turned on, and open an account if they don’t already have one. [Image Via Vodafone]

LivingSocial Shutters Visual Bookshelf – AllFacebook reported this week that, after four years, LivingSocial is closing its Visual Bookshelf app and encouraging users to export their accounts to GoodReads.

Other Announcements:

Migrate Facebook to Google+ – Lifehacker reported this week on how to migrate your Facebook profile data to Google+.

North Social Releases Facebook Faux Pas – North Social released a series of 11 “fan Page fail” videos this week featuring the hapless Jonny Like who demonstrates what not to do to grow your Page’s community.

Trulia, Real Estate Social Search – Trulia.com is a social recommendation service using Facebook to leverage word-of-mouth when it comes to buying and selling real estate.

Shoutlet Releases 4.0 Analytics – Shoutlet released the 4.0 version of its platform this week with better analytics and the ability to take these and transform them into graphics.

Facebook Spent 320K on Lobbying in 2Q – TechCrunch reported this week that Facebook spent $320,000 on lobbying in the second quarter; the company has already surpassed its 2010 total lobbying spend in the first two quarters of this year.

Judge Dismisses Second Winklevoss Lawsuit –  Reuters today reported that Facebook was awarded a dismissal of a second lawsuit filed by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss. The suit, filed in Boston, had sought to bring the twins more money on top of the $65 million settlement they had already received as the outcome of a suit claiming they came up with the idea for Facebook.

Facebook Testing a Phonebook App – VentureBeat reported that Facebook may be testing a phonebook app for mobile users, allowing them to see their contacts on Facebook as a phonebook and then dial them directly from the Facebook app on their phones. However, this could have been developed by Google to deepen the integration of Facebook with its mobile OS.

“Who Owns Facebook?” Website - Venture capital directory publisher Massinvestor has launched a website called “Who Owns Facebook?” that features profiles of all of Facebook’s biggest stock holders.

Fraction of Facebook for iPhone Users Complaint About Bugs – The Financial Times reported this week that there is a “revolt” amongst Facebook for iPhone users regarding bugs in the latest version of the app. In fact, the 20,000 users complaining make up just a tiny fraction of the app’s 84 million monthly users, and therefore does not represent widespread discontent.

Which Facebook Employees are on Google+? – AllFacebook reported this week that a slew of Facebook employees are on Google+, including CEO Mark Zuckerberg and several members of the executive team. Here’s a list of some of them.

Harvard President Slams Winklevoss Bros – Larry Summers, who was president of Harvard University when the Winklevoss twins had their spat with Mark Zuckerberg over the founding of Facebook, seems to have been no fan of the brothers. He basically called them a vulgar name, hinting that they are jerks.

Talenthouse to Develop Fan Skill Competition Apps - Talenthouse is a platform for running promotions on Facebook where fans can compete to donate their skills, such as blogging or video editing, to help complete projects for their favorite celebrities. AllThingsD reports that the company has signed a deal to provide apps for Universal Music Group artists.

Facebook Report: Engaging Readers on Pages – Facebook released an analysis of user engagement with posts by the Pages of news organizations Pages, noting the influence of thumbnail images, post length, photos, questions and more. This study fell in line with one we reported earlier of journalist Pages.

Other Announcements:

Buddy Media Expands to Europe – Buddy Media announced this week that it would open a European headquarters in London.

myYearbook, Quepasa Merge – myYearbook and the Quepasa Corporation agreed to merge this week, bringing the social game developer and Latino social network together. The $100 million deal reaches across Latin America, includes 70 million registered users, 2.2 million mobile app installs and 11.5 million mobile game installs.

French MXP4 Opens US Office, Signs Deal – French developer of music-based social games MXP4 will move business operations of its Bopler Games unit to a new office in Los Angeles, closer to US record labels. The week prior, MXP4 signed a deal with EMI to bring the music of the record label’s artists into Bopler Games.

Wispor Launches Using Faceboom Comments Plugin – Wispor is a newly launched discussion-based social network where users can start conversations about any topic. The site is built on top of the Facebook Comments Box social plugin in what appears to be the deepest integration of the commenting widget to date.

Third-Party Facebook Photos App Pixable Adds Video – Pixable, a Facebook app we’ve previously covered that helps users sort through all the photos their friends upload, now allows users to browse videos uploaded or shared by their Facebook friends.

RootMusic BandPage Launches Social Touring Feature – BandPage, a Facebook app that allows bands to set up a profile and stream their music, has launched an integration with concert date tracking services Songkick, Bandsintown, and SonicLiving. The Social Touring feature allows musicians to automatically have their tour dates imported to their BandPage from these services.

Facebook hired more interns this week, in addition to software engineerings, recruiting staff, platform ops, client partners, developers, data center staff and marketing professionals, according to listings removed from the company’s Careers Page and hires noted on its LinkedIn feed.

New hires per LinkedIn and Other Sources:

• Matthew Cin, Securities Associate Intern – previously worked as a teacher’s assistant at Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business.
• Judy Wang, Client Partner and APAC Landing Team Lead - formerly a Business Analyst at A.T. Kearney.
• Daniel Spijker, Client Partner, Marketing Solutions - previously worked as a Digital Marketing Manager at Sukar.com.
• Kendra Cook, Recruiting Coordinator – recently did similar work at Google.
• Filip Cristian Buruiana, Software Engineer Intern – formerly a teaching assistant at the Politehnica University of Bucharest.
• Elliott Slaughter, Software Engineer Intern - formerly did similar work at Google.
• Tsung-Hsien Lee, Software Engineer Intern – previously a graduate research assistant at the University of Texas at Austin’s Department of Computer Science.
• Francis Korzak, Software Engineer - previously worked in Sv+ solutions at TOTVS.
• Alex Şuhan, Software Engineer – formerly a teaching assistant at the Politehnica University of Bucharest.
• Camille Yan, Business Analyst Intern – previously worked in private wealth management at Merrill Lynch.
• Andy Fang, Software Engineering Intern.
• Divyanka Kapoor, Analyst, Platform Operations – formerly an intern at the Mathematical Sciences Foundation.
• Bhaavan Merchant, Verifed Facebook Developer – previously an intern at Hindustan Aeronautics Limited.

Prior listings now removed from the Facebook Careers Page:

• Manager, Data Center Operations (VA)
• Recruiting Coordinator – Contract
• Manager, Applications
• Oracle Applications DBA
• Partner Engineer (Mobile) – Dublin
• Director, Accounting 1106003 (Menlo Park, CA)
• Client Partner (Hamburg)
• Client Partner (Milan)
• Account Manager (Hamburg)
• Marketing Communications Program Manager
• Marketing Communications Copywriter

Who else is hiring? The Inside Network Job Board presents a survey of current openings at leading companies in the industry.

Facebook added a few managerial positions this week to its Careers Page, including one to manage Developer Support Engineering and IT Software Engineering. On the LinkedIn feed, Facebook added a slew of account management positions, software engineering and other technical positions.

Posts added this week on Facebook’s Careers Page:

• Manager, Developer Support Engineering
• Head of IT Software Engineering
• Diversity Technical Sourcer – FTE
• Recruiting Manager, Austin, Texas
• Technical Recruiter-FTE
• Manager, Technology Communications
• Customer Marketing Manager (Dublin)

Jobs posted by Facebook on LinkedIn:

• Analyst, User Operations – Turkish (Dublin)
• Executive Technical Recruiter
• Software Engineer, Products
• MySQL Database Engineer
• Software Engineer, Infrastructure Engineering
• Software Engineer, Tools
• Application Operations Engineer
• Design Sourcer-Contract
• Technical Sourcer-Contract
• Diversity Technical Sourcer – FTE
• Technical Recruiter-FTE
• Account Manager – German (Dublin)
• Account Manager – French (Dublin)
• Account Manager – Swedish (Dublin)
• Account Manager – Spanish (Dublin)
• Recruiting Lead – Engineering – Palo Alto
• Recruiting Manager – Engineering – Palo Alto
• Manager, Italian or Spanish Online Sales Operations (Dublin)
• Manager, Account Management (Dublin)
• Manager, Global Marketing Solutions
• Analyst, User Operations (Hyderabad)
• Hardware Engineer
• Storage Hardware Design Engineer
• Software Engineer, Generalist
• Site Operations Engineer
• Site Reliability Operations Manager

Who else is hiring? The Inside Network Job Board presents a survey of current openings at leading companies in the industry.

Today Facebook announced that Facebook Credits can now be purchased in 32 additional currencies, including the Chinese Yuan, Korean Won, Israeli Shekel, and Singapore dollar, bringing the total number of supported currencies to 47. Facebook also plans to up the number of alternative payment through which users can pay for the Credits to 50.

These newly supported currencies and payment options will make it easier for international gamers to become paying customers. The ability to monetize users from around the world is one of the core benefits of Credits to developers, so its fitting that Facebook would make this announcement today on the deadline for all Facebook games to move to Facebook Credits as their exclusive payment method.

Users can select which currency they see prices in and pay with by mousing to the top right corner of Facebook, and clicking Account -> Credits Balance -> Preferred Currency.

If a gamer’s home currency isn’t supported, they can still use American Express, Discover, JCB, MasterCard, Visa and PayPal, which Facebook accepts worldwide. They could also use one of the alternative payment methods, which include money transfers through services such as Western Union, mobile payments by Boku or Zong, debit systems, and some online currencies such as MOLePoints.

Still, the ability to buy Credits with any local payment form should increase the likelihood that users from these countries will monetize. This may be especially true for younger users who can’t access credit cards or other financial instruments.

Smaller developers should benefit from the expanded currency options the Credits support, because they don’t have the resources to secure international payment options for their proprietary in game currencies. Meanwhile, large developers that already have users bases in the newly supported countries should find it easier to get them to purchase virtual goods.

Support for the Chinese Yuan

The inclusion of the Chinese Yuan as a supported currency is a bit curious, since Facebook is banned in China. Though the Yuan is an option in the Preferred Currency selector, it isn’t mentioned in the announcement, nor is it included in the Help Center document listing supported currencies.

Support for the Yuan will allow Chinese using Facebook while abroad to see prices in a currency they’re familiar with. It could also allow developers to monetize small percentage of the country who are hackers, government officials, or that can otherwise circumvent the Great Firewall of China. There’s also the outside chance that support for the Yuan could be a building block in a strategy to launch Facebook in China.

As the last developers switch over to Credits today, anything Facebook can do to smooth the dip in revenues that may occur when users are forced to adopt new purchase habits will help its standing with the developer community and the long term health of the Platform.

Below is the list of newly supported currencies:

• Argentinian Peso (ARS)
• Bolivian Boliviano (BOB)
• Brazilian Real (BRL)
• Chinese Yuan (CNY)
• Costa Rican Colon (CRC)
• Czech Koruna (CZK)
• Guatemalan Quetzal (GTQ)
• Honduran Lempira (HNL)
• Hungarian Forint (HUF)
• Iceland Krona (ISK)
• Indian Rupee (INR)
• Israeli Shekel (ILS)
• Korean Won (KRW)
• Macau Patacas (MOP)
• Malaysian Ringgit (MYR)
• Mexican Peso (MXN)
• New Zealand Dollar (NZD)
• Nicaraguan Cordoba (NIO)
• Paraguayan Guarani (PYG)
• Peruvian Nuevo Sol (PEN)
• Philipino Peso (PHP)
• Polish Zloty (PLN)
• Qatari Rials (QAR)
• Romanian Leu (RON)
• Russian Ruble (RUB)
• Saudi Arabian Riyal (SAR)
• Singapore Dollar (SGD)
• South African Rand (ZAR)
• Taiwan Dollar (TWD)
• Thai Baht (THB)
• UAE Dirham (AED)
• Uruguayan Peso (UYU)

Facebook continued to hire its interns this week, as we saw from the company’s LinkedIn feed, and according to its Careers Page, recruiting, sales, business and analyst operations were being hired, along with data center staff.

New hires per LinkedIn and Other Sources:

• Dereck Quock, Application Engineer – formerly a student.
• Kelsey Silver, Office Manager – formerly an Executive Assistant to CEO at Royale Security.
• Brendan Cleary, Network Engineer – formerly a Senior Network Engineer at Pocket Kings.
• Timothy Hawkins, Manager of Data Center Facility Operations – formerly did similar work for the U.S. Navy.
• Ian Jablonowski, User Interface Engineering Intern.
• Kara Wilburn, Legal Intern – formerly a Senior Operations Manager at JiWire.
• Kimeya Afshar, HR Coordinator.
• Zachary Triplett, Analyst User Operations – previously a legislative aide for Sen. Kevin Eltife in Texas.
• Brice Chalopet, Inside Sales Associate – previously worked as the Head of marketing and Business Development at NEWNET3D.
• Alex Wyler, Engineering Intern – formerly performed similar work at U Connect LLC.
• Nidhi Manchikanti, Recruiting Coordinator.
• David Forster, Recruiting – formerly worked in talent acquisition at RMS.
• Sonya Beach, PHR, Human Resources – previously did similar work for Lucasfilm.
• Alessandro Jorge, MBA Summer Intern – former Business Analyst at Neuding Strategic Consulting.
• Stefano Tuveri, MBA Intern – formerly worked as a Consultant for Accenture.
• Kevin Bennett, Intern – former Business Development Consultant at Banyan Water.
• Sean Quinlan, Developer Support Intern – formerly did similar work as an intern at CDM Technologies.
• Jessica Jenks, Monetization Product Marketing MBA Intern – former Manager of Production & User Experience at Vantage Media.

Prior listings now removed from the Facebook Careers Page:

• Partner Engineer – Mobile (Hong Kong)
• Communications Manager (France)
• People Services Representative – Contractor
• Engineering Recruiting Lead
• Recruiter – Contract – Non Tech
• Recruiting Manager, Austin Texas
• Technical Recruiting Lead – Palo Alto
• University Recruiter, Creative (Product Design, User Experience)
• Business Analyst, Hyperion
• Product Manager, Tax Technology
• Law Enforcement Response Analyst, French (Dublin) – Contract
• Security & Incident Response Investigator (Dublin) – Contract
• Executive Assistant D.C.
• Business Operations Associate (Dublin)
• Business Operations Associate – Payments & Risk
• Director, Global Supplier Management
• Group Technical Program Manager
• Data Center Technician (NC)
• Manager, Datacenter Facilities Operations (OR)
• National Sales Operations Manager
• Director, DSO Ad Operations (Dublin)
• Associate, Global Sales Development (London)
• National Sales Operations Manager
• Analyst, Platform Operations (Hyderabad)
• Intellectual Property Specialist, User Operations (Austin)
• Legal Support Analyst, User Operations (New Grad) (Austin)
• Intellectual Property Specialist, User Operations (Austin)
• Legal Support Analyst, User Operations (New Grad) (Austin)
• Agency Marketing Manager (New York)
• Measurement Researcher (Palo Alto)
• Strategic Partner Development, Entertainment

Who else is hiring? The Inside Network Job Board presents a survey of current openings at leading companies in the industry.

Brands in our weekly look at Facebook campaigns made some excellent use of Places integrations. Giving out free stuff (airline tickets) continued to be a popular Page growth method, and charity attracted thousands of Facebook Likes.

We’ve excerpted two of the campaigns below. You can see the full week’s coverage in the Facebook Marketing Bible, which also includes detailed breakdowns of dozens of other featured campaigns by top-performing brands and businesses on Facebook.

Coca-Cola’s Recycling, Places Campaign in Israel

Goal: Network Exposure, Brand Loyalty, Product Purchase

Core Mechanic: In Israel, Coca-Cola distributed 10,000 recycle bins across the country and assigned each one a Places page on Facebook.

Method: The company encouraged users to check-in to the bins as they recycled, as well as upload photos of themselves interacting with the recycle bins, and eventually crowned a Recycling King for being the most active. Though it might be somewhat awkward to check in to a recycling bin, the campaign trades on users wanting to tell their friends that they are helping the environment.

Impact: The campaign made good use of user-generated content and, since Coca-Cola is one of the biggest brands on Facebook, likely received exposure across networks in that country. The campaign will help improve Coca-Cola’s public perception as an environmentally conscious company, and make users feel that interacting with the brand on Facebook has a positive impact on the world.

Qatar Airways’ Be Where You Want To Be Contest

Goal: Page Growth, Engagement, Brand Loyalty, Product Purchase, Network Exposure

Core Mechanic: The Like-gated promotion allows users to enter to win free airline tickets on the Page.

Method: In order to celebrate recently offering 100 worldwide destinations, the airline is giving users a chance to travel on Qatar Airways by answering questions on thePage, using clues from videos. By offering valuable prizes that connect directly to the brand’s identity, Qatar Airways can position its own services as something to be desired.

Impact: Thus far the Page has grown to 162,300 Likes and the contest still has a week to go.

How are top brands in the industry designing their Facebook marketing campaigns? See the Facebook Marketing Bible for detailed breakdowns of dozens of Featured Campaigns by top-performing brands and businesses on Facebook.

The most interesting job Facebook seems itching to fill this week is a post for Facebook is looking to hire a variety of different people for its offices across the United States and in Dublin, Ireland, according to listings we retrieved from Facebook’s Careers Page, other listings came from their LinkedIn feed. The positions varied, several were for legal counsel, there were sales positions, several measurement researcher jobs, and more.

Posts added this week on Facebook’s Careers Page:

• Corporate Communications Associate Manager, Internal Communications
• Commercial Counsel
• Sales Training Consultant (Singapore)
• Commercial Transactions Counsel
• Lead, Risk Management (Austin)
• Team Lead, User Operations (Austin)
• Measurement Researcher (Chicago)
• Analyst, Pricing and Yield (New York)
• Measurement Researcher (Palo Alto)
• Measurement Researcher (New Yok)
• Analyst, Online Sales Operations (Hyderabad)
• Local Sales Operations Manager (Palo Alto)
• Local Sales Associate (Palo Alto)
• Local Sales Associate (Austin)
• Corporate Communications Manager

Jobs posted by Facebook on LinkedIn:

• Engineering Recruiting Lead
• HR Business Partner
• Product Training Specialist
• Sales Training Consultant (Singapore)
• Commerce Manager (Palo Alto)
• Product Manager, Feed Quality
• News Feed Analyst
• Communications Manager, APAC (Singapore)
• Corporate Communications Associate Manager, Internal Communications
• Group Technical Program Manager
• Infrastructure Build & Operations Engineer
• Commercial Counsel
• Commercial Counsel, International (Dublin)
• Account Executive (Sydney)
• Analyst, Platform Operations – Spanish (Dublin)
• Associate, Platform Operations (Dublin)
• Manager, Platform Operations (Dublin)
• Team Lead, User Operations – Asia Pacific Team (Palo Alto)
• Product Marketing Manager- Marketplace Ads
• Partner Engineer – Marketing Solutions
• Partner Engineer – Marketing Solutions (New York)

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