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Social Networking - FacebookTuesday, September 26. 2006 Facebook is just a baby, only two years old. It is also the second largest social network on the web, with over 8 million members. Over the years it has expanded to include university, high school and company networks. Members can now upload an unlimited number of pictures. The most recent expansion is a news-feed that tracks what you and your friends are doing while on the Facebook site (posting comments, pictures, updating profile, etc). Read more about the History of Facebook NPR story Marketplace Report: A Billion-Dollar Facebook Deal NPR story Facebook.com Expands Amid Rumors of Buyout Trackbacks
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Facebook recently allowed for the use of applications. One that I found lets you earn real money. If anyone was interested: http://apps.facebook.com/cashcliques/ref/?uid=505698126
Do not forget the game aspect of facebook. There are many game type programs or applications on facebook. One of the most entertaining ones i found is called slayers. This application lets you attack your friends that also have the application. If you are interested: http://apps.facebook.com/slayers/install.php?infecter=751829369
I love slayers as well. Please join my army if u r interested!
http://apps.facebook.com/slayers/install.php?infecter=1900609 We'll see if the app craze is all its cracked up to be. I just launched my first app!
SocialBuys allows facebook users to see the best deals on the internet. No bias, no spam, no garbage. Feedback appreciated. We are in beta now and hope to work the kinks out over the next few weeks. This is the link to the about page http://www.facebook.com/apps/application.php?id=5512357317 This link goes to a story my school did about cyber-bullying on Facebook.
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