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[...] need any explanation. Remember it’s Facebook who owns the inboxes. 3. Advertising. Facebook is already using this. I know its users don’t click on the ads so much, but Facebook is more like TV than like a [...]

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Wed, 04 Mar 2009 07:00:17 +0000

[...] serious revenues. That means figuring out how to make social advertising pay. At Davos, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg told us to expect to see “the evolution of the advertising products” this year. One big evolutionary [...]

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By: Libertarian

Libertarian — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 10:07:37 +0000

When you mention “Facebook has really lost it’s star power in my opinion after it started letting everyone join the Social Network and not just people who were in Universities or Colleges” I guess you refer to its exclusive status.

The point is that they had no option other than expand at a worldwide scale because of competition. But I think you are right in the fact they did not wait enough to improve the product in ,let’s say, the big lab of Colleges and Universities and then release a much complete product with all possible problems solved (privacy, apps..). I dont know but things look a little bit too hurried or precipitated. Success thirst?

By: Jon Leland

Jon Leland — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 03:02:04 +0000

Michael, your coverage is awesome BUT you need a cameraperson and especially a MICROPHONE! The audio quality and your camera work truthfully sucks. It’s sub-standard and unprofessional. Why waste the time of these important people by not capturing their audio appropriately. Seriously. I’m shocked by your unprofessionalism with regard to the technical quality of these recordings, and please don’t give me any kind of UGC bull. I respect what you are doing and value TechCrunch enormously or I wouldn’t both voicing this complaint. As an avid follower, I’m very disappointed that you keep posting videos of such poor technical quality. It pains me to see you getting such good access to quality interviews and treating them with such disrespect.

By: dave

dave — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 00:57:11 +0000

uh, michael, bragging about how you’re able to last for all of 9 minutes with a woman isn’t great site content…

By: Interview with COO of Facebook! « Sara’s Blog

Interview with COO of Facebook! « Sara’s Blog — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 22:20:46 +0000

[...] with COO of Facebook! By katzsj I stumbled upon this interesting interivew with the COO of Facebook, Sheryl Sandberg on TechCrunch. She recently attended the World Economic [...]

By: Alexander Kintis

Tue, 03 Feb 2009 20:31:22 +0000

@Daniel Davies – That’s how it has been for the longest time…

@Facebook User – We created a social network with a purpose …. one that allows people to get help for addictions and ironically enough, one of the biggest addictions on Beating Addiction (http://www.Beat...ngAddiction.com) is Facebook (profile page here)

By: Peter Urban

Peter Urban — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 20:23:37 +0000

Well Davos is a place where only a few select celebrities are supposed spend their megabucks Why they hold a conference like this there when it clearly can’t hold up to the event’s demand for infrastructure is beyond me. Maybe they want to minimize media attention and paparazzi rate that way

By: Daniel Davies

Daniel Davies — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 19:55:34 +0000

If Facebook allows users to have more than 5,000 friends, that’ll be a big negative. What does that have to do with Sandberg’s goal of allowing you to be your “authentic self” — so you can mass promote yourself like MySpace users do? The large friend counts have ushered in numerous problems on MySpace. Spammers are incentivized to make huge accounts and spam people, or sell the account on eBay to the highest bidder. More commonly, people start seeing the network as a place for self-promotion rather than real relationships. Facebook has a copied a number of things from MySpace, some for good and some for bad. This would definitely be a mistake for Facebook!

By: Adrian Eden

Adrian Eden — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 19:06:13 +0000

The Facebook COO said in her interview that she really wants everyone to be able to go on Facebook and be their “authentic selves” around the 4:30 mark of the video. I say that is one huge lie and here is why.

In my status updates on my Facebook account I asked my Facebook friends to follow me on Twitter and than linked to my Twitter profile. The next time I went to login to my Facebook account after I made that status update I was unable too as my account was closed. I than emailed Facebook customer service and they said they would look into things for me. Later that day I went and tried to login again and it worked, with no follow up email from Facebook customer service. (Yes I input my correct password each time I tried to login).

So basically they closed my account down because I asked my friends to come to Twitter, being my authentic self, and in doing so they hoped I wouldn’t put up a fight and ask them what was going on with my account. Very fishy if you ask me.

Facebook has really lost it’s star power in my opinion after it started letting everyone join the Social Network and not just people who were in Universities or Colleges. Facebook just followed suit with what MySpace, Hi5, etc were doing.

Additionally a few months ago when they implemented the changes for the new Facebook layout, many hundreds of thousands of people joined Facebook groups supporting the fact that they did not like the new changes to the site and yet Mark still went ahead with it in the hopes that the new layout would make it easier for them to monetize their users.

The truth is Facebook has terrible customer service, they steal everything you upload to their site by putting in small print in the EULA you have to agree to that everything you upload is no longer your property, but the property of Facebook.

All of the party photos of you smoking weed and hitting beer bongs are the property of Facebook and you will never get them back after they are uploaded.

Who do you think Facebook shares all of the data they collect on Society with? Most likely the CIA and the US Government as well as any other companies that pay top dollar for it (Microsoft).

Stay away from Facebook, they are shady in what they say and do. Mark stole the Facebook concept from his friends in the early days, when it was called The Facebook, so what makes you think that he wont take advantage of you.

By: Dave

Dave — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 16:53:12 +0000

Yep, I’m having a tough time hearing her. That happens with our P&S cam videos too.

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Facebook In | Webpreneur — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 14:41:07 +0000

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By: Eric Dewhirst

Tue, 03 Feb 2009 14:34:59 +0000

Man she seems like a really genuine person very charismatic. I like the way she dealt with the questions and her honesty and quirky sense of humour. In my books – Sheryl Sandberg A+

Thanks for posting that Mike.

Cheers – Eric