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marketingpilgrim.com - 5/29/2009

Facebook Can’t Drive 55

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Question for you rock and roll historians: Do you remember Sammy Hagar (The Red Rocker prior to his days as the front man for Van Hagar Halen)? Do you remember the song that made him just famous enough to replace David Lee Roth? It was “I Can’t Drive 55”. So what the heck does this have to do ...

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techcrunch.com - 5/31/2009

Prepare For The Facebook Vanity URL Landrush

— techcrunch.com — Facebook will soon be allowing all users to claim a vanity URL pointing to their regular profile... page, we’ve heard from a reliable source. The announcement should come sometime later this week. Afterwards, at a certain date and time, the ... (more) Prepare For The Facebook Vanity URL Landrush

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techcrunch.com - 5/29/2009

Facebook Names First Class Of fbFund REV, Its New Incubator

— techcrunch.com — Facebook has just announced the 19 final winners of the latest round of fbFund, who will be... invited to join a special Facebook startup incubator in downtown Palo Alto this summer. We’d previously learned about the program’s 50 finalists, ... (more) Facebook Names First Class Of fbFund REV, Its New Incubator

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blog.facebook.com - 5/27/2009

Updating Our Payments Terms

— blog.facebook.com — Today, we're posting a draft of our proposed Payments Terms to better explain how financial transactions will... take place. Facebook is and will continue to be a free service. These payments terms only govern any purchases you may make on the site... (more) Updating Our Payments Terms

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The Ever Changing Demographics Of Facebook
WebProNews Feed — ... overall growth slowed in the last two months from the beginning of the year. In April and May, active U.S. Facebook users increased 4% to 60.4 million, compared to 11% to 56.1 million in February and March. Here’s the whole picture in a pretty picture: Hey, growth is growth. Maybe the 55 and older crowd had vivid memories of the Cold War era and couldn’t take the Russian investment news. Who knows? Should we care? Comments ...