Her Majesty’s Royal Facebook Page
If you're not on Facebook, you're officially more out of touch than the queen of England. Her Majesty, who already has a presence on YouTube, Twitter and Flickr, is starting up a monarchy funpage so you can more easily keep track of her business. Just remember, one does not poke the queen.
If you’re not on Facebook, you’re officially more out of touch than the queen of England. Her Majesty, who already has a presence on YouTube, Twitter and Flickr, is starting up a monarchy funpage so you can more easily keep track of her business. Just remember, one does not poke the queen. — PZS
Dig, Root, GrowBBC:
The Queen is set to have an official presence on Facebook when a British Monarchy page launches on the internet-based social networking site.
Buckingham Palace says it is not a personal profile page, but users can “like” the service and receive updates on their news feed.
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