Posts Tagged ‘Mark Zuckerberg’

Get the future of Facebook right from the horse’s mouth

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The one you want is still a while off, but there’s plenty of action for you to drool over

You can’t wait for a Facebook IPO? Well, Facebook can! Five reasons why the company is probably holding back until next September:

The latest viral ad for Wonderful Pistachios stars the Winklevoss twins, Cameron and Tyler, and they’re not just promoting pistachios—they’re also taking a not-so-subtle jab at Mark Zuckerberg.

We probably shouldn’t pop the champagne until some real information emerges. $100 billion is an awfully big blind bet!

If the movie The Social Network didn’t fill your need of Facebook tales and folklore, then I recommend that you visit Who Owns Facebook?

Rumor has it that Facebook and Netflix may be joining forces to cross-promote and improve the social aspects of each of their platforms.

If it ain’t one thing, it’s another: Mark Zuckerberg wasn’t even given a chance to rest the one week he wasn’t being sued by the Winklevoss twins: the dark horse with the previously laughable case has now earned the title ‘most likely to take a whole lot of Zuck-bucks.’

“No. 1 hero in Tunisia” is probably not a status update Mark Zuckerberg ever thought would appear on his Facebook wall. Yet that is exactly what Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz) has anointed the CEO and co-founder of Facebook after a visit to Tunisia this month. Is ‘No. 1 hero’ in a protest-torn country really a status a CEO like Zuckerberg wants?

President Barack Obama will participate in an intimate, cozy town-hall meeting, with a small group of more than 500 million potential attendees — a special Facebook Live gathering Wednesday, April 20, at 4:45 p.m. ET/1:45 p.m. PT.