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Egypt's Facebook Face Off - Egypt (video)
July 2008For over 27 years President Mubarak has ruled with an iron fist. With protests and strikes forbidden, activists are finding new ways to fight for de...
Facebook’s Latest Ad Rates Down 50 Percent
Facebook’s Latest Ad Rates Down 50 Percent
allfacebook.com — According to Facebook’s advertising latest rate card, homepage advertisement rates are down 50 percent from last year.... Last October I wrote about Facebook’s advertising rates . At the time Facebook homepage advertisements attracted a $10 ... (more) Facebook’s Latest Ad Rates Down 50 Percent
Facebook’s Big Bet
Facebook’s Big Bet
allfacebook.com — Yesteday at Web 2.0 Summit, Mark Zuckerberg sat on stage and told John Battelle that the future... of Facebook lies in advertising, when responding to the question of how Facebook is going to make money from Connect. In other words, Facebook has a ... (more) Facebook’s Big Bet
Facebook Mobile: 1 Million Status Updates/Day, 15 Million Active Users
Facebook Mobile: 1 Million Status Updates/Day, 15 Million Active Users
insidefacebook.com — Facebook released some new stats on mobile usage tonight: In the first 24 hours after status commenting... was released on Facebook’s standard mobile website, users made over 1 million status comments. The number of “active ... (more) Facebook Mobile: 1 Million Status Updates/Day, 15 ...
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The Faceoff With Egypt On Facebook
All Facebook — While speaking at Web 2.0 Summit last week, Mark Zuckerberg briefly commented on Facebook being used to overthrow aggressive regimes. The audience chuckled at his comment but the reality is that Facebook has been the source of many protests around the world. Egypt is one place where protests are being staged and as the following documentary shows, Facebook is the center of these protests. I highly recommend taking 24 minutes to watch the following documentary. It’s insightful and extremely powerful and it show how powerful Facebook has become for some. Ultimately, Facebook is effective at spreading freedom and democracy. The government has ...

More evidence for Facebook’s worldwide impact on politics
VentureBeat — At the Web 2.0 conference last week, Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg mentioned that Facebook is being used as an agent of political change around the world — a phenomenon he’s been talking about for years. Once again, though, the audience chuckled derisively. Sure, more hard data is needed to either support or refute his claim, but the anecdotes are mounting up in Zuckerberg’s favor. In Saudi Arabia, a Facebook group was used to help organize and publicize a national hunger strike against the kingdom’s imprisonment of political oppponents. In Egypt, ...

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