‘Face of Facebook’ defends site’s policies

The face of Facebook, the burgeoning social networking site, was supposedly in damage-control mode, but you wouldn’t have known it from looking at the site’s 24-year-old founder and CEO, Mark Zuckerberg.

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Is Facebook befriending investors? CEO won't say

Facebook Inc. doesn't need to befriend more investors to finance its rapid growth, but the popular online hangout hasn't ruled out the possibility of accepting another cash infusion of help pay the bills, its chief executive says.

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Is Facebook still all up in your business?

Here’s the thing about apologies.

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A couple of weeks ago, TechCrunch, a blog that hit it big by chronicling the rising fortunes of Web startups, launched a decidedly downbeat new feature: a layoff tracker.

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Yahoo + MS = Bad Idea

There are analysts out there leading the charge against Microsoft's acquisition of Yahoo, not because it limits diversity in the IT playing field, but that it simply will not help.

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The founders of ConnectU, an also-ran social network that emerged from Harvard University around the same time as Facebook, are renewing their charge that Mark Zuckerberg stole their ideas, amid claims of new "smoking gun" instant messenger evidence.

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Exposed: SXSW fiasco was all a hoax

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Mark Zuckerberg, the 23-year-old founder of social networking site Facebook, is the youngest ever self-made billionaire, according to an annual list published by Forbes magazine.

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A Federal Court in Boston will now have to decide whether or not Mark Zuckerberg, who does have a history of 'pranksterism' is the one and only true founder of Facebook.

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PALO ALTO, Calif., Aug. 29 — Mark E. Zuckerberg is considered the founder of Facebook, the popular social networking Web site estimated to be worth upward of $1 billion.

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PALO ALTO, Calif., Aug. 29 — Mark E. Zuckerberg is considered the founder of Facebook, the popular social networking Web site estimated to be worth upward of $1 billion.

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On the Internet democracy has become the engine of commercial success: While The New York Times surrendered to social news and the Telco bill perished, YouTube's traffic passed Microsoft's corporate website.

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Seems the power of protest has had an impact. Mark Zuckerberg, the founder and CEO of Facebook has issued an apology letter after thousands protested about the site's new mini-feed feature.

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Facebook worth more than MySpace, but $2 billion?

Facebook, the higher education social networking site according to rumours, has put itself on the Web 2.0 auction block. But for an asking price of $2 billion dollars, are they kidding? Apparently not as they've already rejected a bid for a speculated $750 million.

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