"Our goal is not to build a platform," Zuckerberg says, "It's to be across all of them." And he alludes to Google+, dismissing it as a "little version of Facebook." Shots fired!READ»
It's unlikely President Obama is nervously studying his talking points en route to Facebook, where he'll be holding an online town hall meeting later today. After all, this is no presidential debate--don't expect tough questions and scrutiny from hosts Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg.READ»
One Inbox To Rule Them All: Gmail, Yahoo, and Microsoft can keep their @ extensions and domain names. Facebook just wants to swallow them up into a single destination. READ»
While you were slumbering in your bed, innovación was dancing a pasa doble with the Jules Rimet trophy on its head, crying tears of alegría, and wibbling about in a state of what can only described as benevolent inebriation. Way to ...READ»
Only 11% of teens email daily. Instead, they are turning to SMS (or Twitter) and social networks for communication. "E-mail--I can't imagine life without it--is probably going away," she said. READ»
Sheryl Sandberg was lured away from her VP role at Google by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to push the site past puberty. Today, Facebook is inching towards $1 billion in yearly revenue.READ»
Facebook's latest design and interface changes have been variously despised and applauded by its members. One of the biggest and most controversial changes was to make every user's homepage look and feel more like Twitter, which is ...READ»
