Please Please please understand the difference between communication and communicating.
Facebook users do a lot of communicating but very little communication, Oh I have 6 facebook accounts and I don't spend a dime there. I never click on the ads EVER.
I "text" my family and see photos, how does this make zuckerberg money, someone please tell me I'd love to know?
Facebook revenues reached $500 million in 2009, up from $300 million in 2008, according to Fortune editor David Kirkpatrick, who cites "well-informed sources" in his upcoming book, The Facebook Effect.
Facebook expects revenues to reach $800 million in 2010.
Where did 2009's $500 million come from?
Self-service ads, which appear on the right side of the screen on Facebook, accounted for about $250 million to $300 million.
I think many of you are underestimating the value of Facebook just because they don't release shiny products...
There are literary millions upon millions of people around the globe that use facebook for countless hours everyday of the week.
No, they don't check out apple forums, tech news websites, reddit, gmail, use project management software, the cloud etc... no... these people use a huge percentage of their internet time on Facebook. This alone is worth vast sums of money, but there is more to it than that.
The greatest things of value on earth (and ready to exploit) are not gadgets or tech, but the basic fundamentals of life - food, sex and communication. And here we have this single company that pretty much dominate the third point.
So you're wanting to know what an article has to do with Apple if you remove everything about Apple from the article. What I want to know is why you think your question makes any sense.
You answered a question with a question, but his question still remains. What does this story have to do with Apple?
I'm not following your distinction between an internetwork of computers and a world wide web of computers. Ive always consodered them synonomus terms. The only distinctions I'd make would be browser-centric and app-centric connections to the web/internet.
The web refers to hypertext and not connected computers. The web is HTML and related technologies, as invented by Tim Berners Lee, who coined the name. The Internet, the network of computers, existed long before the web. The two are not synonymous.
The web refers to hypertext and not connected computers. The web is HTML and related technologies, as invented by Tim Berners Lee, who coined the name. The Internet, the network of computers, existed long before the web. The two are not synonymous.
At one point a long time ago that was the only correct answer but web and internet are interchangeable today.
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Facebook users do a lot of communicating but very little communication, Oh I have 6 facebook accounts and I don't spend a dime there. I never click on the ads EVER.
I "text" my family and see photos, how does this make zuckerberg money, someone please tell me I'd love to know?
Facebook revenues reached $500 million in 2009, up from $300 million in 2008, according to Fortune editor David Kirkpatrick, who cites "well-informed sources" in his upcoming book, The Facebook Effect.
Facebook expects revenues to reach $800 million in 2010.
Where did 2009's $500 million come from?
Self-service ads, which appear on the right side of the screen on Facebook, accounted for about $250 million to $300 million.
Read more: http://articles.businessinsider.com/...#ixzz1kpsz5REh
I think many of you are underestimating the value of Facebook just because they don't release shiny products...
There are literary millions upon millions of people around the globe that use facebook for countless hours everyday of the week.
No, they don't check out apple forums, tech news websites, reddit, gmail, use project management software, the cloud etc... no... these people use a huge percentage of their internet time on Facebook. This alone is worth vast sums of money, but there is more to it than that.
The greatest things of value on earth (and ready to exploit) are not gadgets or tech, but the basic fundamentals of life - food, sex and communication. And here we have this single company that pretty much dominate the third point.
Buy low, sell high.
That is not useful.
So you're wanting to know what an article has to do with Apple if you remove everything about Apple from the article. What I want to know is why you think your question makes any sense.
You answered a question with a question, but his question still remains. What does this story have to do with Apple?
You answered a question with a question, but his question still remains. What does this story have to do with Apple?
So you didn't read the story...
So you didn't read the story...
If you are referring to an app having anything to do with the IPO, please explain.
I'm not following your distinction between an internetwork of computers and a world wide web of computers. Ive always consodered them synonomus terms. The only distinctions I'd make would be browser-centric and app-centric connections to the web/internet.
The web refers to hypertext and not connected computers. The web is HTML and related technologies, as invented by Tim Berners Lee, who coined the name. The Internet, the network of computers, existed long before the web. The two are not synonymous.
The web refers to hypertext and not connected computers. The web is HTML and related technologies, as invented by Tim Berners Lee, who coined the name. The Internet, the network of computers, existed long before the web. The two are not synonymous.
At one point a long time ago that was the only correct answer but web and internet are interchangeable today.