Facebook Aims to Become the Next Google Instead of the Next MySpace »
Posted By altnrg 3 months, 2 weeks ago in Science & Technology
Facebook is making strategic moves to evolve into something greater than a Classmates.com with silly quizzes. It purchased FriendFeed, a popular niche social networking platform, and the talented development team that built it. It has rolled out new search functionality, and a new ability to share status updates with the entire network in real-time.
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I think one things for sure and that is that through competition, online search is going to keep getting better and better.
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