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...news feed announcements, as well as banner ads mentioning people who endorse certain products. John G. Palfrey ’94, the executive director of the Berkman Center for Internet and Society, compared Facebook to sites like Google, where web surfers are willing to tolerate ads. But he said Facebook??s move is risky. “I think that if they turn out to be not terribly intrusive they could be very very good for advertisers,” said John G. Palfrey ’94, the executive director of the Berkman Center for Internet...
...year-old social networking site, said the appeal of using Facebook as a subject comes from its growing popularity. “Facebook is the biggest thing right now and [is] the Google of online networking sites,” Lushing said. But at least one Harvard student believes Facebook??s dominant presence may not be enough to attract an audience for the book. “I wouldn’t buy the book, but if I saw it, I would definitely pick it up and flip through it,” Vivian P. Liao...
...Microsoft Watch Editor Joe Wilcox urged caution against equating the huge potential of Facebook??s applications platform with actual monetary value...
...Stop Ranting and Love the Lisp.” The author, named “Captain Planet,” cites Caldwell’s “mild speech impediment” and jokes: “Looks like it’s Lucy—not Facebook??who’ll have the last lisp—uhhh, laugh. I swear, I meant laugh.” One commenter asked if making fun of someone’s lisp was necessary; another replied “no, but it’s fuuuunny...
...Harvard, Wilkes University in Pennsylvania, and the University of Central Florida.“We have a good connection to those schools and we know a lot of people that go there,” says Tanjeloff.He says the Web site hopes to gradually expand to new campuses, mirroring Facebook??s early growth after its 2004 launch.THE COMPETITIONSubmissions to HCEF’s competition were scrutinized by three judges, who went on to issue six commendations and the grand prize at last week’s ceremony.One judge, Beardsley Ruml ’63, says he became involved...