Up (or facebook) is a social networking service and a web site that was launched in February 2004, which is operated and owned by Facebook, Inc.. [1] In January 2011 [update], Facebook has more than 600 million active users. [4] [ 5] Users can create personal profiles, add other users as friends and exchange messages, including automatic notification when they update their profile. In addition, users can join groups of users who have a specific purpose, sorted by work, school, college, or characteristic lainnyaa. Service name is derived from the name of the book is given to students in the first academic year by university administrations in the U.S. with the aim of helping students get to know each other. Facebook allows each person aged at least 13 years be a registered user on this site.
Facebook was founded by Mark Zuckerberg with his roommate and fellow computer science student Eduardo Saverin, Dustin Moskovitz and Chris Hughes.
[6] Membership was initially restricted web site for Harvard students only, then expanded to other colleges in Boston, Ivy League, and Stanford University . This site is slowly opening up to students at other universities before it opened to high school students, and finally to everyone who is aged a minimum of 13 years.
Compete.com study in January 2009 put up as social networking services most commonly used according to the monthly active users around the world, followed by MySpace. [7] Entertainment Weekly placed it on list of "best" end of the decade with the comment, "How do we stalking former Our beloved, considering our colleague's birthday, disrupt our friends, and play a game Scrabulous before up created? "[8] Quantcast estimates up to have 135.1 million U.S. monthly visitors in October 2010. [9] According to Social Media Today April 2010, it is estimated that 41.6% of the U.S. population has an account up. [10]
[6] Membership was initially restricted web site for Harvard students only, then expanded to other colleges in Boston, Ivy League, and Stanford University . This site is slowly opening up to students at other universities before it opened to high school students, and finally to everyone who is aged a minimum of 13 years.
Compete.com study in January 2009 put up as social networking services most commonly used according to the monthly active users around the world, followed by MySpace. [7] Entertainment Weekly placed it on list of "best" end of the decade with the comment, "How do we stalking former Our beloved, considering our colleague's birthday, disrupt our friends, and play a game Scrabulous before up created? "[8] Quantcast estimates up to have 135.1 million U.S. monthly visitors in October 2010. [9] According to Social Media Today April 2010, it is estimated that 41.6% of the U.S. population has an account up. [10]
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