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nymag.com - 4/6/2009

Do You Own Facebook? Or Does Facebook Own You?

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Trust is a fragile commodity.

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blog.facebook.com - 4/8/2009

200 Million Strong

— blog.facebook.com — We will welcome our 200 millionth user to Facebook some time today, and I want to take... this opportunity to describe what this means to us and what we hope it can mean for everyone using Facebook... (more) 200 Million Strong

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venturebeat.com - 4/4/2009

Facebook wants you to give credit where credit is due

— venturebeat.com — Facebook is testing out a way for people to show how much they appreciate friends’ status updates,... links and other items on the site — its a new feature called “credits.” The idea is a more advanced form of commenting or ... (more) Facebook wants you to give credit where credit is due

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blog.facebook.com - 4/8/2009

How Many Friends Can You Have?

— blog.facebook.com — One of the most common questions we're asked at Facebook is, "How many friends can you have?"... It's an increasingly important question as more people around the world share and connect on Facebook and on the Web overall, but it's also difficult to ... (more) How Many Friends Can You Have?

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