Facebook Talk

Turns out Facebook can be used for harassing your teachers as well. Who would have ever guessed?

Looks like old Zuckerberg is holding out for even more than what Yahoo previously offered for Facebook, which according to leaked documents was $1.6 billion dollars. Well, the man has balls, that’s for sure.

At least with 17-25 year olds. A new study reports that Facebook beat out Google, Myspace, ESPN, Yahoo, and YouTube to be ranked as the most popular websites amongst the 17-25 age demographic.

This shouldn’t really be that surprising as Facebook has more to offer the young adult demographic than the other sites listed. Now the trick is to see how long they can hold that ranking and then sell it for as much money as possible!

Apparently Facebook has developed a browser toolbar for Firefox 2.0. I for one hate cluttered browsers, so this certainlly isn’t for me, but other out there might enjoy it, so have at it!

It looks like all the huss and fuss over those Facebook Mini Feeds back in September tapered off so much that traffic rose in October by over 15% compared to Septermber’s.

In case you didn’t already notice, those annoying News Feeds on Facebook finally have ads in them. I for one simply collapse the mini-feed box and never look at it, but upon hearing this news, I opened mine up to take a look and sure enough, I was greeted by an ad for the Washington Post. Gee, thanks Facebook!

It seems the vultures are already circling, as some market analysts are claiming that Mark Zuckerberg should have sold Facebook while the price was high in light of the recent drop in traffic numbers. Yet other analysts think if Facebook can somehow hold onto the market share they currently have and show a steady number of traffic over the course of a few years, then Zuckerberg might just get that $2 billion asking price he wanted. As they say, it looks like we’ve entered crunch time folks. You can read the full article here.