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Facebook has caught up with Google for traffic. Is this a sign of the impending tech singularity? Notice that Google hasn’t dropped, but that Facebook just arrived at the same level? I truly believe this to be empirical evidence of the shift in how mankind is consuming media in a new and totally different way. No wonder traditional media channels are suffering such huge losses…
3 comJesse Hirsh on CBC News Today discussing the facebook phenomenon with host Nancy Wilson. Facebook places the surveillance society in the hands of the average user.
noneFacebook has agreed to make some major changes to its privacy practices in the wake of an investigation by the Canadian Privacy Commissioner.
2 comMark Zuckerberg, founder of the social networking website, Facebook.
oneFacebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on stage again at Web 2.0, talking about Facebook Connect, the newest developments in social networking, monetizing social networking and the future of Facebook.
oneTechCrunch’s Michael Arrington asks YouTube CEO Chad Hurley and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg what their respective companies may look like five years from now.
noneMore adults are logging onto Facebook, a social networking Web site that in the past was typically reserved for a much younger generation.
noneIts okay to let sites like Twitter and FaceBook point to trends in breaking news, but it still takes good, old-fashioned journalistic fact-checking with trusted sources to write it right.
oneMedia agencies debate the consequences as usage among younger consumers appears to slip
Source: http://www.adweek.com/aw/content_display/news/media/e3i15e6314384dccfe3ac0625cafb79aa52?imw=Y
In its early days, social-networking site Facebook was propelled to popularity by a college-age crowd that sought it out as an exclusive sanctuary in which to connect with their peers. For that market, it was an attractive alternative to sites deemed to have lost their cool — like MySpace, which had become a haven for pre-teens and high schoolers.
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