Facebook just reported that a record-breaking 750 million photos were uploaded to Facebook over New Year's weekend. That's a lot of weekend fun and probably a lot of embarrassingly drunk photos we'll regret later too. Thanks to the Daily Mail for sharing this photo from Facebook.
Facebook is on the minds and lips of most everyone these days. Whether you spend hours on it every day or are seemingly fighting the rest of the world, being an iconoclast by not joining, everyone is talking about Facebook. Monday it was reported that Goldman Sachs invested $500 million in Facebook,
ForeSee released results recently from a survey of close to 10,000 people taken over the holidays recently about what influenced internet customers purchasing decisions. Email was far and away the leader with 19% of respondents saying a promotional email influenced their decision. 8% said they were driven by search engine results and
Goldman Sachs had a few extra dollars laying around at the end of 2010....$500 Million to be exact, that it was able to invest into Facebook, giving the king of social networks a valuation of $50 billion. Not enough to live on............but it's a start.... Thanks to TNW[/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
Late in December the Wall Street Journal reported that advertisers spent more money in online advertising in 2010 than newspaper print advertising for the first time in history. If you needed any further proof that traditional advertising is changing and the world is moving online, here is your proof. According to
