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Sure, Facebook makes a ton of money from app install ads. But the company doesn’t want to focus on that.
A step toward turning the social network’s communications app into a more robust offering.
And Wall Street seems just fine with that.
Captain Kirk is displeased with Facebook’s newest app, as are hackers with the Israeli government.
Internet service providers continue to outspend Internet companies in D.C.
Can any one messaging app sway the app charts the way Line, WeChat and KakaoTalk do in Asia?
Another mobile buy by the Silicon Valley Internet giant, in an attempt to stay relevant.
Remember when you used to “bookmark” things on the Web? This is like that. Exactly like that, really.
Microsoft and Yahoo battle for the worst week in tech, Airbnb’s fresh new logo, IBM and Apple’s new partnership and more.
One bold journo tried living on Soylent for a month. Equally bold: Hackers stole the Nasdaq.
Or, at least, Internet-famous: “Mentions” is meant to let celebrities post more stuff.
The continued poor performance puts pressure on execs like ad tech head Scott Burke and sales head Ned Brody.
Of my 1,462 “friends,” I could not recall who 478 of these people actually were.
A social media cautionary tale.