Kommentar: Tar Facebook over internettet? | Teknologia. Tar Facebook over internettet? Med sine 350 millioner brukere, hvorav 175 millioner logger inn hver dag, er de helt klart en dominerende aktør, som bare vokser seg mektigere hver eneste dag. De siste to-tre årene har antallet Facebook-brukere skutt i været. For omkring et år siden passerte den populære tjenesten 150 millioner brukere. Nå, i 2010, er det flere som logger inn hver eneste dag. Facebook har vokst til noe helt ufattelig.
Vi snakker om et nettsted som hver dag trekker til seg rundt én femtedel av verdens internettpopulasjon, ene og alene. Hvor skal egentlig dette ende – er internettet i ferd med å bli totalt dominert av meganettsteder? Selv om nettsteder som Google og Yahoo fremdeles er større når det gjelder antall besøk, er Facebook i en særstilling: Mens brukerne av Google benytter søkemotoren som en bro til nyttige nettsteder (og dermed forlater søkemotoren), forblir Facebook-brukerne på Facebook sine nettsider.
Dette er det mange grunner til. Dette er litt skremmende. Makt. The 2010 Mobile Year in Review. Top 10 Mobile Trends of 2010: Highlights from comScore’s Mobile Year in Review. The 2010 U.S. Digital Year in Review. Download Whitepaper comScore presents the 2010 U.S. Digital Year in Review, its annual report on the prevailing digital trends of the past year and their implications for the future. The report looks across the digital landscape to highlight the industry’s leading stories of the year. How did the rebounding economy influence retail e-commerce, what group-buying and flash sales sites found success in 2010?
Which social networks witnessed the largest gains, what new social media players came onto the scene in 2010? What were the key trends in the search market, which search engines saw the largest gains throughout the year? Facebook leads growth in sites accessed by phone. ComScore: Facebook stretches lead over MySpace. Facebook Platform. The Facebook Platform[1] is a software environment provided by the social networking service Facebook for third-party developers to create their own applications and services that access data in Facebook.[2] Launched on May 24, 2007, the platform offers a set of programming interfaces and tools which enable developers to integrate with the open "social graph" of personal relations and other things like songs, places, and Facebook pages.
Applications on Facebook.com, external websites, and devices are all allowed to access the graph. History[edit] Third party companies provide application metrics, and several blogs arose in response to the clamor for Facebook applications. On July 4, 2007, Altura Ventures announced the "Altura 1 Facebook Investment Fund," becoming the world's first Facebook-only venture capital firm.[5] High-level Platform components[edit] Graph API[edit] The Graph API is the core of Facebook Platform, enabling developers to read from and write data into Facebook.