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Does Facebook Really Care About Privacy?
Mark Zuckerberg has spent a lot of time and effort trying to convince users that Facebook cares about privacy. However, not everyone is convinced.
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Will Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook Privacy Vision Affect Marketers?
Exploring the potential impact Facebook's privacy vision will have for marketers.
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What Does Facebook Have in Store for WhatsApp, Messenger?
Facebook is still trying to work out its monetization strategy for WhatsApp. The company released its second-quarter 2017 earnings Wednesday ($9.3 billion in revenue) but stopped short of divulging major details arounds its plan to make money off its $19 billion messaging application. WhatsApp includes 1.
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Facebook Flexes Its Mobile Muscle, Lifts Profit 90%
If there were any doubts about Facebook's momentum after Twitter's disappointing financial outlook, they vanished yesterday when the social network exceeded earnings expectations with a third-quarter profit that jumped 90 percent from a year ago. Marketers found a lot to like in Facebook's quarterly report.
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The Facebook IPO: Cheers, Tears and Controversy
By the end of Friday, after a few stumbles, it seemed like a job well done for all involved with Facebook's public debut. Since then, there's be a steady stream of moaning and complaining; apparently everybody wanted to be an instant billionaire.
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Mobile Enterprise: Common Courtesy, Online Phone Calls, Weather
This week the mobile enterprise celebrates Cell Phone Courtesy month. So if you would kindly stop playing Angry Birds for just a moment, it would be very much appreciated. Thank you.
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Zuckerberg Named Person of the Year, and He Deserves it
You've undoubtedly heard the news: Facebook's 26-year-old co-founder and CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, was named TIME magazine's Person of the Year 2010. Naturally the whole Web is freaking out, but let's take a look at why the choice makes sense.
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