The History, Myth And Mystery Behind Facebook

Facebook, is an American company that offer online social networking services. Facebook was founded in 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg, Eduardo Saverin, Dustin Moscovitz, and Chris Hughes, all of which are students at Harvard University.

Facebook is the largest social network in the world, with more than one billion users in 2012, and about half of that amount using Facebook every day. The company headquarters is in Menlo Park, California.

Access to Facebook is not charged, and the company produces most of the money from advertising on the website. New users can create profiles, upload photos, join existing groups before, and start a new group.

This site has many components, including schedules, space on each page profile page where users can post content and their friends can post messages; Status, which allows users to remind friends to their current location or situation; And news feed, which informs user changes on the profile and status of their friends.

Users can chat with each other and send one other personal message. Users can display content approval on Facebook by liking, features that also appear on many other websites.

The attractiveness of Facebook is part of the founder of Zuckerberg since the beginning of transparent members of whom they are; Users are prohibited from adopting false identities.

The company's management believes that transparency is needed to form personal relationships, share ideas and information, and build society as a whole. Also note that bottom-up connectivity, peer-to-peer among Facebook users makes it easy for businesses to connect their products to consumers.

The company has complicated early history. It began at Harvard University in 2003 as a facemash, online services for students to assess the attractiveness of their fellow students. Because the main developer, Zuckerberg, violated university policy in obtaining resources for services, closed after two days.

Apart from the existence of Mustfly like, 450 people (who chose 22,000 times) gathered into facemash. The success of encouraging Zuckerberg to register the URL http://www.thefacebook.com in January 2004. He then made a new social network at the address with fellow students of Saverin, Moskovitz, and Hughes.

TheFacebook.com social network was launched in February 2004. Harvard students who register for this service can post photos of themselves and personal information about their lives, such as their class schedules and clubs.

Its popularity increased, and soon students from other prestigious schools, such as Yale and Stanford universities, were allowed to join. In June 2004, more than 250,000 students from 34 schools had registered, and the same years as the main company such as the MasterCard credit card company began to pay for exposure on the site.

In September 2004, TheFacebook added a wall to a member's online profile. This widely used feature allows users to post information on their walls and become a key element in the social aspect of the network.

At the end of 2004, TheFacebook had reached one million active users. However, the company is still following a leading online social network, MySpace, which solves five million members.

In 2005 it was proven to be important for the company. It becomes Facebook and introduces the idea of "marking" people in photos posted to the site. With tags, people identify themselves and others in images that can be seen by other Facebook friends.

Facebook also allows users to upload unlimited number of photos. In 2005 high school students and students at universities outside the United States were allowed to join this service. At the end of this year it has six million monthly active users.

In 2006 Facebook opened his membership outside of students to anyone over 13 years old. As expected Zuckerberg, advertisers can make new and effective customer be satisfied.

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