published 01 May 2012
Facebook’s new ‘life-saving’ feature: Share that you’re an organ donor on your Timeline
by Matt Brian
on thenextweb.com
We knew that Mark Zuckerberg would today announce something that would help Facebook users save lives, today the company has today revealed that it will allow users to state that they are organ donors on their Timeline, allowing users to sign up ...
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by View Profile
on gizmodo.com
Facebook Makes Organ Donation Social
This morning, Facebook announced that its making organ donation social. From today, youll be able to declare that youre an organ donor on your timelinesomething that Zuckerberg hopes will drive more people to sign up to donate.The Facebook ...
by Steffen Konrath
on nextlevelofnews.com
Facebook allows organ donors now to identify themselves
Facebook :: Starting today, you can add that you’re an organ donor to your timeline, and share your story about when, where or why you decided to become a donor. If you’re not already registered with your state or national registry and want to ...
by Cheezburger Network
on thedailywh.at
Facebook Rollout of the Day
Facebooks Mark Zuckerberg announced today a potentially life-saving and possibly TMI new feature: Facebook users now have the option to share their organ donor status on their timelines. In a post on the site, Facebook points out that there are ...
by Brian Heater
on engadget.com
Facebook adds organ donation to Timeline Life Events
In the off-chance you're among those bemoaning the limits of sharable personal information on Facebook, the social network has some good news. This time out, however, sharing is a bit more serious, potentially affecting the more than 114,000 people ...
by Jamie Condliffe
on gizmodo.co.uk
Facebook Makes Organ Donation Social
Jamie Condliffe -This morning, Facebook announced that its making organ donation social. From today, youll be able to declare that youre an organ donor on your timelinesomething that Zuckerberg hopes will drive more people to sign up to donate.The ...
