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The State of Facebook

THE STATE OF FACEBOOK: 1IN 1O MORE THAN HUMANS ON EARTH USES FACEBOOK 800 MILLION USERS PROJECTED REVENUE BY END OF 2011: SPONSORED $4.2 BILLION FACEBOOK CREDITS IT SOUNDS LIKE A LOT; - 1% BUT APPLE MAKES THAT 89% 09/0 OF FACEBOOK'S REVENUE IN JUST 3 WEEKS COMES FROM ADVERTISING BY THE END OF THE YEAR, FACEBOOK WILL HAVE: UNIQUE DAILY US VISITORS: RUY BUY BUY BUY 1/6T" OF THE US'S DISPLAY AD REVENUE 1.G00GLE 3. MICROSOFT SPONSORED 2. YAHOO 4. FACEBOK 28% THOUGH IT'S 4TH IN DAILY VISITORS, OF THE ADS SEEN ONLINE FACEBOOK IS IN AD REVENUE: ONLINE DISPLAY AD REVENUE 1. FACEBOOK 4. MICROSOFT TOP 5 MOST SHARED 17.7% - 4.9% FACEBOOK STORIES OF 201: 2. YAHOO 1. BEFORE/AFTER PHOTOS OF JAPAN EARTHQUAKE (NEW YORK TIMES) 5. OTHER 13.1% 550/ JI70 2. WHAT TEACHERS REALLY WANT TO TELL PARENTS (CNN) 3. GOOGLE 3. NO, YOUR ZODIAC SIGN HASN'T CHANGED (CNN) 9.3% 4. PARENTS, DON'T DRESS YOUR GIRLS LIKE TRAMPS (CNN) 5. FATHER DAUGHTER DANCE MEDLEY (YAHOO) AccountingDegreeOnline.org

The State of Facebook

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THE RUMOR IS that sometime this year the young Mr. Mark Zuckerberg will be richer than…well, not Bill Gates, but richer than the late Steve Jobs. It will be the result of the first public offering ... of stock for Facebook–the business, web site, and cultural phenomenon created by Zuckerberg. Investors talk about it in terms of Visa and GM’s IPO–only more so. Facebook watchers are saying the IPO will net Facebook $10 billion and give Facebook a total value of $100 billion, 24 percent of which belongs to Zuckerberg. It would put him, at age 27 in May, ahead of Steve Jobs’ net worth and the 35th richest American, according to Forbes.

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