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Facebook, Inc.
TypePublic company
Trading name
EstablishCambridge , Massachusetts
( 4 month 2 year 2004 ) [1]
StationPalo Alto , California 
Dublin , Ireland (International Headquarters for Europe, Africa, Middle East
ParadeMark Zuckerberg , Founderand CEO 
Sheryl Sandberg , COO
Profitdonate $ 27.638 billion (2016) [2]
total revenuedonate $ 12.427 billion (2016) [2]
Turnover after tax and deductiondonate $ 10,217 billion (2016) [2]
total assetsdonate $ 64.961 billion (2016) [2]
Equitydonate US $ 59.194 billion (2016) [2]
Number of employees17,048 (31 December 2016) [3]
WebpageFacebook.com
Programming languageC ++ , PHP and D language [4]
Website typeSocial Networking Service
advertisementBangkok advertising , marketing alludes to
Registration requiredObligatory
Number of usersdonate1.86 billion active users monthly (31 December 2016) [3]
LanguageMulti language
ActivityFebruary 2004
Current statusIn operation
Facebook is a free access website operated by Facebook, Inc. [1] Users can join networks organized by city, workplace, school and region to link and communicate with others. People can also make friends and send messages to them, and update their profile page to inform their friends about them. The name of the website refers to souvenir books used to name members of the campus community that some US universities and colleges offer new students to the school, departments, and staff to enable. Get to know each other on campus.
Mark Zuckerberg founded Facebook with fellow computer science students and roommates Eduardo Saverin , Dustin Moskovitz and Chris Hughes while Mark was a student at Harvard University . [5]
Initial membership enrollment was limited to Harvard students, but was extended to other Boston , Ivy League , and Stanford universities . It was then extended to students of any university, high school and finally anyone over the age of 13.
As of September 2012, Facebook has more than one billion active members around the world [6] . With that number, Facebook is the most popular social network, followed by MySpace and Twitter . [7] [8] . Currently, Facebook has the second-highest number of hits after Google .
Facebook has encountered some controversy over the years. It has been banned for some time in several countries, including Syria [9] , China [10] , Vietnam [11] and Iran [12] .
Facebook has also been banned in many offices to limit staff time consuming service. [13] Privacy on Facebook is also a controversial issue. This site is also facing a number of lawsuits from some of Zuckerberg's classmates, who claim that Facebook has stolen their source code and other intellectual property.

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Facebook opens a version of Hot or Not of Harvard University , called Facemash [14] . Mark Zuckerberg , who was in his sophomore year at Harvard, set up Facemash on October 28, 2003. Zuckerberg is blogging about a girl and trying to think of something to think about her. [15]

Facebook on February 12, 2004
Facemash "used photos taken from the online guestbook of nine Houses, put two together and asked the user to choose who is the" hot "most. This page was quickly redirected to several campus list servers but was shut down by Harvard managers a few days later. Zuckerberg himself because management is a security breach, infringement of copyright and infringement of personal freedom, and faced expulsion, but later dismissed the charges [16] . In the following semester, Zuckerberg founded " The Facebook ", originally set up at thefacebook.com, on February 4, 2004. [17]
"People talked a lot about a photo book in Harvard," Zuckerberg told The Harvard Crimson . "I think it's kind of stupid when it took a few years to get rid of it, so I can do better than they can, and I can do it within a week." [18]
The registration of the original members of the student limit of Harvard University , and within a month the first, more than half of college students at Harvard was registered this service [19] . Eduardo Saverin (business), Dustin Moskovitz (programmer), Andrew McCollum (graphic artist), and Chris Hughes join forces with Zuckerberg to help promote the website. In March 2004, Facebook expanded to Stanford , Columbia , and Yale [20] . The expansion continues when it opens to all Ivy League and Boston schools , then quickly to most universities in Canada and the US [21] . In June 2004, Facebook moved operating base to Palo Alto , California [20] . Companies put words The out name after the purchase the domain name facebook.com in 2005 for $ 200,000. [22]
Facebook Releases school in September 2005, Zuckerberg called it a logical next step [23] . At that time, high school networks required to be invited to join [24] . Facebook then expanded membership to employees of several companies, including Apple Inc. And Microsoft Corp. [25] . Then on September 26, 2006, Facebook is open to anyone over 13 with a valid email address . [26] [27]
On October 24, 2007, Microsoft announced it had acquired Facebook's 1.6% stake ($ 240 million), lifting Facebook's net worth to $ 15 billion. [28] Microsoft also purchased the license to place the company's international ads on Facebook. [29] In October 2008, Facebook announced it had set up an international headquarters in Dublin, Ireland. [30] In September 2009, Facebook announced for the first time that the company had made a profit. [31] In November 2010, based on statistics from SecondMarket Inc., a privately-held stock exchange, Facebook's total assets were $ 41 billion (slightly above eBay ) Becoming the third largest US web service company after Google and Amazon .
The number of Facebook visitors has increased steadily since 2009. On March 13, 2010, the number of Facebook visitors exceeded the number of people who visited Google. [34]
In 2010, Microsoft and Facebook signed a major advertising contract after a long negotiation. During that time, Steve Ballmer (CEO of Microsoft at that time wanted to disclose the purchase of Facebook for $ 15 billion but Mark Zuckerberg refused).
On April 9, 2012, Facebook acquired Instagram for $ 1 billion, including cash and stock. [35] On October 5, 2012 Facebook reached 1 billion users. On February 14, 2014, Facebook acquired $ 16 billion of Whatsapp, paid for by $ 12 billion in Facebook shares, $ 4 billion in cash, and an additional $ 3 billion in restricted shares for founders. WhatsApp as well as employees within the next 4 years. [36] .

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Facebook's current headquarters at Stanford Research Park , Palo Alto, California .
The bulk of Facebook's revenue comes from advertising. Microsoft is a special Facebook partner for banner advertising services , [37] and Facebook only publishes advertisements on Microsoft's advertising network. [ Citation needed ] According to comScore , a company market research internet, Facebook collects a lot of data from people visiting Google and Microsoft's equivalent, but less than Yahoo! . [38] In 2010, the company's cyber security team began expanding its efforts to prevent malicious and destructive attacks on users. [39] On November 6, 2007,
Facebook generally has a clickthrough rate (CTR) on small ads compared to many large websites. For banner ads, the banner's CTR is only one-fifth the CTR of the entire content (link) on the FB. [40] This means that the proportion of FB users who click on ad content is smaller than other major websites. [ Citation needed ] For example, while the number of people who click on the first ad for the search results on Google averaging 8% of the time (80,000 clicks for 1 million searches), [41] , the Facebook users click On average 0.04% of advertising time (400 clicks for 1 million pages). [42]
Sarah Smith, director of online sales for Facebook, confirmed that successful ad campaigns on FB had a CTR clickthrough rate of 0.05% to 0.04%, and that the CTR for ads Tend to drop within two weeks. [43] Compared to MySpace's MySpace CTR , this rate is 0.1%, 2.5 times higher than Facebook, but still lower than many websites. Facebook's low CTR value could be explained by FB members who are more tech savvy and who use ad blocking software to hide ads on FB, with more members. Younger children join the FB so they also ignore the advertising information; And on Myspace, Members spend a lot of time browsing the content while on Facebook, members spend more time talking to their friends and thus ignoring the content of the ad. [44]
Template: Facebook Revenue On pages for brands and products, however, some companies have reported CTR as high as 6.49% for the article in the Wall (a feature of Facebook). [45] Involver, a social marketing platform, announced in July 2008 that it manages to achieve a CTR of 0.7% on Facebook (more than 10 times the CTR result from the ad campaigns). Involver's first customer, Serena Software, managed to convert 1,100,000 views into 8,000 visitors to their site. [46] One study found that for video ads on Facebook, as a result of users who viewed these videos, more than 40% of them viewed them whole, while the industry average was 25 % For banner video ads.
Facebook has more than 1,750 employees and collaborators in 12 countries. [48] On the ownership of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg owns 24% of the company, Accel Partners is 10%, Digital Sky Technologies is 10% [49] , Dustin Moskovitz owns 6%, Eduardo Saverin 5%, Sean Parker is 4%, Peter Thiel was 3%, Greylock Partnersand Meritech Capital Partners each owning 1 to 2%, Microsoft owns 1.3%, Li Ka- owned 0.75%, Interpublic Group owns less than 0, 5%, A small group of current and former employees and celebrities owns less than 1%, including Matt Cohler , Jeff Rothschild , California Senator Barbara Boxer , Chris Hughes , and Owen Van Natta ; Reid Hoffman and Mark Pincus hold a large stake in the company, and the remaining 30% are owned by employees, or by those who want to remain anonymous or from outside investors. [50] Adam D'Angelo , chief technology officer and friend of Zuckerberg, has withdrawn from the company in May 2008. Press that he and Zuckerberg were arguing, and that Adam is no longer interested in owning Stock company too. [51] Including Matt Cohler , Jeff Rothschild , California Senator Barbara Boxer , Chris Hughes , and Owen Van Natta ; Reid Hoffman and Mark Pincus hold a large stake in the company, and the remaining 30% are owned by employees, or by those who want to remain anonymous or from outside investors. [50] Adam D'Angelo , chief technology officer and friend of Zuckerberg, has withdrawn from the company in May 2008. Press that he and Zuckerberg were arguing, and that Adam is no longer interested in owning Stock company too. [51] Including Matt Cohler , Jeff Rothschild , California Senator Barbara Boxer , Chris Hughes , and Owen Van Natta ; Reid Hoffman and Mark Pincus hold a large stake in the company, and the remaining 30% are owned by employees, or by those who want to remain anonymous or from outside investors. [50] Adam D'Angelo , chief technology officer and friend of Zuckerberg, has withdrawn from the company in May 2008. Press that he and Zuckerberg were arguing, and that Adam is no longer interested in owning Stock company too. [51] California Senators Barbara Boxer , Chris Hughes , and Owen Van Natta ; Reid Hoffman and Mark Pincus hold a large stake in the company, and the remaining 30% are owned by employees, or by those who want to remain anonymous or from outside investors. [50] Adam D'Angelo , chief technology officer and friend of Zuckerberg, has withdrawn from the company in May 2008. Press that he and Zuckerberg were arguing, and that Adam is no longer interested in owning Stock company too. [51] California Senators Barbara Boxer , Chris Hughes , and Owen Van Natta ; Reid Hoffman and Mark Pincus hold a large stake in the company, and the remaining 30% are owned by employees, or by those who want to remain anonymous or from outside investors. [50] Adam D'Angelo , chief technology officer and friend of Zuckerberg, has withdrawn from the company in May 2008. Press that he and Zuckerberg were arguing, and that Adam is no longer interested in owning Stock company too. [51] And the remaining 30% is owned by employees, either by those who want to remain anonymous or from outside investors. [50] Adam D'Angelo , chief technology officer and friend of Zuckerberg, has withdrawn from the company in May 2008. Press that he and Zuckerberg were arguing, and that Adam is no longer interested in owning Stock company too. [51] And the remaining 30% is owned by employees, either by those who want to remain anonymous or from outside investors. [50] Adam D'Angelo , chief technology officer and friend of Zuckerberg, has withdrawn from the company in May 2008. Press that he and Zuckerberg were arguing, and that Adam is no longer interested in owning Stock company too. [51]

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Main article: Features of Facebook and Facebook Platform

The login is located at the top right of the Facebook homepage, for those who do not have an account, will see the registration form directly below.
Registered members can create profiles with images, personal interest lists, contact information, and other personal information. Users can exchange with friends and others through private or public messages and Facebook's chat feature. They can also create and join favorite groups or "favorite sites" (formerly called "fan sites", until April 19, 2010), some of which are maintained by organizations and have banners. advertisement. [52]
To appease the privacy concerns, Facebook allows users to choose their own security settings and select who can see specific parts of their profile. [53] Website is free to log in, and it generates profits from advertising, such as through banner ads . [54] Facebook requires a member name and photo (if any) so people can log into the site. Users can control who sees the information they have shared, as well as who can find them in search, through their security settings. [55]

Optional configuration on Facebook 2011. Launched in December 2010.
The media often compares Facebook with MySpace , but there is a significant difference between the two sites as level of customization. [56]Another difference is Facebook's request that users use their true identities, a requirement that is not available on MySpace. [57] MySpace allows users to decorate their profiles using HTML and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), while Facebook only allows plain text. [58]Facebook has some features that users can interact with. They include Wall , a space on each member's profile page that allows their friends to post messages to members for viewing; [59] Pokes , Allows users to send a virtual "hitch" (a message to the user that they have been poked); [60] Image where users can upload albums and photos; [61] and Status , allowing members to tell their friends where they are and what they do. [62] Depending on privacy settings, anyone who can see a user's profile can also view feature that user's Wall. In July 2007, Facebook began allowing users to send attachments to Wall, while Wall previously restricted content to text. [59] [61] and Status , allowing members to tell their friends where they are and what they do. [62] Depending on privacy settings, anyone who can see a user's profile can also view feature that user's Wall. In July 2007, Facebook began allowing users to send attachments to Wall, while Wall previously restricted content to text. [59] [61] and Status , allowing members to tell their friends where they are and what they do. [62] Depending on privacy settings, anyone who can see a user's profile can also view feature that user's Wall. In July 2007, Facebook began allowing users to send attachments to Wall, while Wall previously restricted content to text. [59] While Wall previously limited to text content. [59] While Wall previously limited to text content. [59]

Facebook Graphical User Interfaceon Mobile
Over time, Facebook has added new features to its website. On September 6, 2006, the News Feed feature pops up, it appears on the user's home page and highlights information including profile changes, upcoming events, and your birthdays. Friend of that member. [63] This allows people to send spam (spammers) and other users manipulate these features by creating facts illegal or post birthday fake to draw attention to records their. [64] Initially, the News Feed did not satisfy Facebook users; Some people complain that it is too messy and full of unwanted information, While others mention it too easily for others to track their personal activities (such as changing status relationships, events, and conversations with other members). ). [65]
In return, Zuckerberg made an apology for the flaw of the site and introduced customized security features. Since then, users have been able to control what kind of information is shared automatically with friends. FB members can now block people on their friends list who do not want them to see updates on some sort of activity, including profile changes, Wall posts, and friends. New added [66]
On February 23, 2010, Facebook is patented US patent 7669123 on aspects of the News Feed. Patents protect News Feeds in which links are provided so that a user can engage in the same activities of another user. [67] Patents can encourage Facebook to pursue action against websites that violate their patents, which could potentially include sites like Twitter . [68]
One of the most popular applications on Facebook is the Photos app, where members can upload albums and photos. [69]Facebook allows users to upload an unlimited number of images, compared to other photo hosting services such as Photobucket and Flickr , which apply a limit on the number of photos that users are allowed to upload. . In the early years, Facebook users were limited to 60 images per album. As of May 2009, this limit has been increased to 200 photos per album. [70] [71] [72] [73]
Security settings can be set for individual albums, restricting groups of users who can view an album. For example, the privacy of an album can be set so that only friends of a member can view the album, while the privacy of another album can be set so that all Facebook users can see it. it. Another feature of image applications is the ability to " tag ", or label a member in a photo. For example, if a photo has a friend of a member, then the member can tag the friend in the photo. This sends a message to the friend that they have been tagged, and gives them a link to view the photo. [74]

Profile on Thefacebook 2005

Facebook Profile 2007
Facebook Notes was introduced on August 22, 2006, a blogging feature that allows embedding of tags and images. Members can then import blogs from Xanga , LiveJournal , Blogger , and other blog services. [26] During the week of April 7, 2008, Facebook launched an instant messaging application based on the Comet programming language [75] called "Chat" for several networks, [76] allowing users Communicate with friends and it has the same functionality as desktop instant messaging.
On February 8, 2007, Facebook launched the Gift feature , which allows users to send virtual gifts to their friends appearing on the recipient's profile. Each gift costs $ 1.00 to purchase, and a personalized message can be attached to each gift. [77] [78] On May 14, 2007, Facebook launched the Marketplace , which allows users to post classified ads free of charge. [79] TheMarketplace has been compared to Craigslist by CNET , which indicates that the big difference between the two features is that listings posted by a Marketplace user are only seen by users who are in the same category. A network with that user, While listings listed on Craigslist can be viewed by anyone. [80]
On July 20, 2008, Facebook introduced "Facebook Beta", a significant redesign of the user interface on selected networks. The Mini-Feed and Wall features are incorporated, the profile has been split into tabs, and an effort has been made to create a "clean" look. [81] After initially giving users a choice to switch, Facebook began moving all members to the new version in September 2008. [82] On December 11, 2008, people Notice that Facebook has tested a simpler registration process. [83]
June 13, 2009, Facebook introduced the "username" (usernames), so that the page can be linked to URLs simpler as http://www.facebook.com/facebookcompared to http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=20531316728. [84]Many new smartphones provide access to Facebook services either through the web browser or the phone's applications. Official Facebook app available for the iPhone OS , Android , and WebOS . Nokia and Research In Motion both provide Facebook applications for their mobile phones. More than 150 million users access Facebook through mobile devices on 200 mobile operators in 60 countries.
Facebook launched its new "Facebook Messages" service on November 15, 2010. During the media event that day, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said, "The truth is everyone will be able to have their email address secure. @ Facebook.com, but it's not email. " The launch of such a feature was anticipated before announcing it, with some calling it "the killer of Gmail." This system is available to all site users, incorporating text messages , instant messages , emails , and regular messages, and will include the same security settings as the services. Other of Facebook. With the current code "Project Titan," Facebook Messages took 15 months to develop. [85] [86]

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