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Facebook preparing to beat MySpace on US.

posted December 15, 2008 - 2:36am
Facebook preparing to beat MySpace on US.

Rumors are rife on the web that Facebook is now the world’s largest social networking site and still getting stronger. But MySpace still dominate the U.S. according to Comscore MySpace got 75 million monthly U.S. visitors compared to Facebook’s 35 million that’s a huge gap almost twice. MySpace was about twice the size of Facebook in the U.S. Facebook got an impressive growth and with no sign of slow down, my prediction here is Facebook would overtake MySpace, it could happen maybe next year. MySpace still the most trafficked website in the U.S. Of course, we can’t just ignore MySpace buzz, it still got those strong mainstream buzz, so far MySpace is still strong in the U.S. Facebook is preparing to overtake MySpace it could be slow but sure. This past few months Facebook undergo some major makeover, its got a new look, its simplify user’s sign up. The main objective is quite simple, speed up user’s registration, sign up could be done faster, and users won’t get lost. The results are great more sign ups, more users. Facebook profile management also get simpler and more user friendly. According to site statistics in the last two months Facebook has added nearly 10 million monthly U.S. that’s fast and big. Facebook is on hot pursuit, the race for the biggest social networking site in the U. S. is on. Still there’s no telling whether Facebook’s numbers will continue to kick butt. New competitors arise almost everyday, Facebook need to innovate and continue to introduce new technology, innovation I crucial in this kind of business.

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Passing perversions

"Better to explain yourself fully than to risk misinterpretation." But misinterpretation can be fun sometimes! and can lend a person an aura of mystery. It is all a part of life's rich pageant, as that famous philosopher Mr. Clouseau would say.

@veghead-m.m-Idw--Maybe It's My Lack-of-Faith in Humans, but ...

... there are also people who persist in expecting evil from any who speaks a perversion, even if that passing perversion is only 'an imagining of what could be if one were evil,' some people will hold you to that 'evil' even if it was NEVER your intention. Better to explain yourself fully than to risk misinterpretation. ---Uncle MythMan (http://www.geocities.com/jmythh2k5) & the Xombies Echo the Universe & GET MONEY for Discussing the Wonderful World Above & the Beauty Around Us!

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just teasin', in my black way, mm

You know me, always perverse. Hope you have a fab-u-lous (temporary) Tuesday even if you don't have pretty snow to ogle like I do.

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@veghead-my.m-Idw--E-Messages, Permanent Relative to Spoken Word

When I said 'permanence of correspondence,' I didn't mean "correspondence engraved on diamond plates"; I meant permanent in the sense that--if nothing unimaginably destructive happens--your message to them or their message to you will exist for as long as there's a machine hooked-up with the system! ---Uncle MythMan (http://www.geocities.com/jmythh2k5) & the Xombies Echo the Universe & GET MONEY for Discussing the Wonderful World Above & the Beauty Around Us!

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Mythman, nothing's permanent, everything's immediate

As a bodisattva, you should get that! ;) Maybe that's the difference between a 29 y.o. and a 59 y.o. You're happy (I assume) with the instantaneousness and speed of social networking, while I, in contrast, enjoy solitary walks and stopping to smell the roses, as somebody else has mentioned, and the hell w/answering the phone or checking my email or snail mail or the social sites until I'm darn good and ready for it (although my email eventually beckons, and I do enjoy that). The point is that it'll all wait, and after all, everyone achieves the same motionless, incommunicado state in the end, no matter how obsessively social they are now. Think I'll go out and wade through the white stuff w/my dogs now, just for fun . . . -a little gratuitous and instantaneous veghead-osophizing on a glorious white "snow day" in Santa Fe

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@v.h-idw-m.m--Closer & Closer to a Manifestation of Spontaneity

I compare the online social-nets with 'clubhouses,' as I imagine people compare the phone sometimes---a way to catch-up/keep-caught-up with friends, making their happinesses a part of your happiness. In that way, social-networks allow both the permanency of correspondence conversations AND the immediacy of phone-conversations! ---Uncle MythMan (http://www.geocities.com/jmythh2k5) & the Xombies Echo the Universe & GET MONEY for Discussing the Wonderful World Above & the Beauty Around Us!

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not the phone type either

I use phones for business and pragmatic reasons, rarely socially, and I actually prefer e-mails or snail-mailed letters for social intercourse (I have aspie tendencies). It would be harder for me to communicate without the Net, so I appreciate at least some of its offerings, and certainly it's a great way of bringing people of like mind together for political/social/etc. causes. But noisy, intrusive phones, particularly cell phones, as far as I'm concerned should be legally designated as just for emergencies, and people who are having loud, meaningless, inane chats with their friends in public places should be fined.

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Social, popularity-driven technology thingies

"The social let's-get-together, what-are-you-doing-at-this-moment stuff is just so much silly static to me. " I bet that's what lots of people said when the telephone first became widespread! (What's there to say in a "phone call" that can't be said better in a letter or personal visit?, they probably figured).

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