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| − | ==Facebook.com - What is it?==
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| − | <big>'''Facebook''' is an immensely popular social networking site with more than 600 million members and more visitors than every other website except [[Google.com]].</big>
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| − | ==History of Facebook==
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| − | Originally conceptualized as a website for university students in 2004, Facebook.com expanded its scope in recent years to include high school students, corporate professionals, geographic communities, and now it is open to everyone... even businesses.
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| − | Facebook.com became an open network site on September 26, 2006. It began directly competing with the likes of [[MySpace.com|MySpace]] and other [[AURA:Social Network|social networking sites]], and is currently winning the race.
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| − | ==Facebook.com Profit Generation==
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| − | Facebook.com earns profits from advertising such as banner ads and sponsored groups. It does not charge its users any membership fees. Its advertising is somewhat unique in that rather than being primarily based on the context of the page, ads are targeted based on the information that users supply on their profiles. An advertiser can choose any combination to target specific demographics, such as women aged 24-28 living in California with a Bachelor's degree who have the term "web design" in their profile.
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| − | ==Facebook.com - How it Works==
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| − | [[Image:FacebookWelcomingSuggestion.png|frame|right|Facebook prompted me with this suggestion after I confirmed that Peter was my friend. Notice how it knew that Peter was new and in need of welcoming and asked me to perform this duty.]]
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| − | Users can register on Facebook.com for free. They create their own personal profile, reveal their interests and preferences, upload photographs, correspond with other members through private or public messages and join groups that have members with similar interests.
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| − | Only users from the same network or a member’s confirmed friends can view a member’s profile data. Facebook.com has implemented a number of safety mechanisms to protect user information and privacy and continues to update its security on a regular basis.
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| − | In a nutshell, Facebook.com provides a good way to meet new people, keep in touch with old friends, display your most recent photos and express your thoughts and feelings in your very own blog. Facebook.com also has an excellent search and browse function that allows members to find others using just about anything as their search string.
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| − | ==Facebook.com Usage and Popularity==
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| − | In terms of actual usage, [[TechCrunch.com|TechCrunch]] said in a recent report that 60% of all Facebook.com members log on daily, 85% at least once a week and 93% at least once a month. Members spend about 18 minutes a day on Facebook.com, according to website spokesman Chris Hughes.
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| − | In a 2006 study conducted by [[StudentMonitor.com|Student Monitor]], a New Jersey-based limited liability company specializing in research concerning the college student market, Facebook.com was named as the second most "in" thing among undergraduates, tied with beer and losing only to the [[iPod]].
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| − | ==Other Facebook.com Purposes==
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| − | [[Image:FacebookHQ.jpg|190px|right|thumb|[[AboutUs]] happened across Facebook HQ while attending [[RecentChangesCamp.org|RCC]] in Palo Alto, California.]]
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| − | On occasion, police authorities, colleges and universities use Facebook.com for investigating students based on the information they upload. For instance, many colleges and universities detect violations of underage drinking and dry campus policies by sifting through photos of illicit drinking behavior at parties or on campus. Some reports say employers also examine the Facebook.com profiles of prospective new hires.
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| − | Such practices have earned the ire of members who argue that police and college administrators violate Facebook’s Terms of Use that states: "the website is available for your personal, noncommercial use only". In a special security option for members, Facebook.com provides settings that allow a member to classify his/her profile as "private", allowing only approved individuals to view his/her profile.
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| − | ==Addresses for Facebook.com==
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| − | : In the USA: Palo Alto, CA
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| − | : In the rest of the world: Facebook Ireland Limited, Hanover Reach, 5-7 Hanover Quay, Dublin 2
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| − | ==Contact for Facebook.com==
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| − | : [http://www.facebook.com/help.php Facebook Help Page]
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| − | : {{GetSatisfaction|url=http://getsatisfaction.com/facebook}}
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| − | ==Relevant Facebook pages/groups==
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| − | [http://www.facebook.com/pages/AboutUsorg/8902572398 http://images.aboutus.org/images/0/03/Find_us_on_facebook_badge.gif]
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| − | * Become a fan of [[AboutUs]] by visiting our {{Facebook|url=http://www.facebook.com/AboutUs.org}}
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| − | ==Related Domains==
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| − | Twitter.com
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| − | ==What People Are Saying About Facebook.com==
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| − | {{:User_talk:KristinaWeis/Facebook.com}}
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| − | {{:User_talk:Eric_Wester/Facebook.com}}
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| − | {{:User_talk:Brian_Whelan/Facebook.com}}
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