Zuckerberg News
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Facebook CEO and cofounder Mark Zuckerberg's salary was down last year, but don't cry for him. He'll be OK.In fact, the megawealthy Facebook boss was just following the CEO salary downsizing trend for some industry heavyweights, such as Google.
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Today Facebook unveiled a redesign to its News Feed, the "home" page on Facebook showing status updates, photos and more from your friends. It now separates streams of content into multiple categories and highlights photos and video.
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Menlo Park -
Facebook, Inc. will be unveiling subtle new changes to its "newsfeed" on March 7, the company said in an email on Friday.
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Today Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed details about a new type of search engine on the popular social network, allowing users to find simple answers to questions about their friends.
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Facebook took the lid off its most recent financial statement, reporting its revenues reached $1.18 billion and an operating loss was pegged at $157 million. This was Facebook's first earnings announcement since it went public in May.
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Sydney -
Yes, it has actually happened. Someone liked something ridiculous on Facebook, posted it with a comment and a few days later saw himself on an ad for Amazon, plugging one of Amazon’s little-known bulk lubricant products.
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Palo Alto -
There is a lot of activity on Zuckerberg's Facebook Timeline including his listing Facebook on NASDAQ yesterday and getting married today.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg rang Nasdaq's opening bell this morning to usher in a momentous day in business history: Facebook's initial public offering is one of the largest in history, elevating Facebook to be one of the most valuable U.S. companies.
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Beijing -
Facebook was blocked in China in 2009 and while Zuckerberg continues to push to get access, they say no, still holding strong to their decision after China viewed the social network as an effective tool to organize protests against the country.
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Facebook filed its IPO papers with the SEC today, and the social network is expected to debut on the stock exchange in three to four months. The filing reveals Facebook is seeking to raise $5 billion.
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Sydney -
The public float of Facebook has been talked about for years. It’s now happening. The initial placement offering (IPO) will make Facebook one of the biggest companies in the world. How the market treats Facebook will be interesting to see.
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The more Facebook changes, the more personal information we share with people we never intended to share the information with.
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Internet activist group Anonymous says it will “kill” Facebook on Nov. 5, 2011. Anonymous says Facebook is selling information to government agencies, including Egypt and Syria and security firms.
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Facebook is rolling out a redesigned Chat service, adding functions to let Facebook users video-chat with friends. Group Chat has also been introduced for users who want to talk to multiple friends at once.
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Newark -
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg said he wants younger kids to be allowed on social networking sites like Facebook.
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Ibrah -
The name "Facebook" was given by an Egyptian couple to their newborn daughter in honor of the role the social networking website played in the protests that led to longtime president, Hosni Mubarak, stepping down.
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It was on the Saturday Night Live stage that Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg met "Mark Zuckerberg" from "The Social Network." Zuckerberg and actor Jesse Eisenberg teamed-up to provide SNL's opening monologue.
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Late-night skit show 'Saturday Night Live' portrayed WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange as a man seeking contrast with Time magazine's Person of the Year, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg.
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Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of the social media giant Facebook, is Time magazine's 2010 Person of the Year. He beat out the runners-up Julian Assange and the Tea Party.
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Palo Alto -
Former president George W. Bush participated in an hour-long discussion on Facebook Live with the site's founder and chief executive Mark Zuckerberg on his book tour to promote his recently released memoir.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced several major new products to the social network, including a Groups tool to cluster the Friends you want to interact with, either via messages, sharing docs, creating events or chatting.
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In what may be a move to soften the impact of his unflattering portrayal in The Social Network, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg announced he would donate $100 million to Newark's troubled schools on the same day as The Social Network's premiere.
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Facebook Places is all over the news, but is the global phenomenon innovative and forward thinking or is it just borrowing and adapting ideas from others?
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At the end of last year social networking site Facebook faced widespread criticism over the change in its privacy settings. Now the site is being sued by five people over those privacy changes.
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Speculation was rife this morning that Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg, had fallen victim to the much criticised privacy changes on his popular social networking site.
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Facebook recently was in the process of settling with ConnectU, but the social network has found new evidence supporting its lawsuit against Facebook. ConnectU will resume its case against Facebook for copying its original business plan.
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A Canadian computer technician was able to breach the security in Facebook and access private photos of Facebook members without being connected to them. He did this despite Facebook's recent upgrade to its privacy controls
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Facebook has quickly changed its tune, reacting to an avalanche of criticism over its intrusive ad strategy. Nevertheless, privacy groups are complaining to regulators. Industry leaders, including advertisers, say that all won´t be easily forgiven.
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At the Web 2.0 Summit, the 23-year-old CEO of Facebook admitted some intriguing revelations about the social network giant: its workforce will double, Facebook will pursue more online ads and its developer platform will be even more mature in the future.
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Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook. Rupert Murdoch of MySpace. Jay Adelson of Digg and Meg Whitman of eBay. These are just some of the Internet superstars who will be discussing their business strategies at this week’s Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco.
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Craig Ruttle
Mark Zuckerberg, co-founder of Facebook
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