Posts Tagged ‘internet’
Some Facebook Numbers….
Thursday, October 22nd, 2009Tags: Engineers, Facebook, Facts & Figures, internet, Scale
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I just read an interesting interview with Vice President of Engineering at Facebook Mike Schroepfer on Venturebeat and with Sheryl Sandberg, COO on Techcrunch
- 300M active users a month
Pretty large population….
- People spend 8 billion minutes online on Facebook every day.
Hence Facebook next to Youtube/Google being the top 2 destinations on the Internet
- There are 2 billion photos uploaded each month and 20 billion total.
Consumers want to share Images and Videos to stimulate conversation and interaction
- There are 15,000 other partners accessing Facebook data through its Connect service.
Identity is proving an important element. Facebook connect is now available for mobile sites too.
- Yesterday, the company serviced over 5 billion API calls. Facebook Platform is growing at a much faster rate than the web site.
The impact of Facebook opening their API’s in 2007 is still underestimated. Twitter for that matter too. This changed the economics of the web and is the “dawn of the application economy” to quote Mark Pincus, CEO of Zynga. (more…)
I’m currently reading 2 books
Thursday, April 9th, 2009Tags: Books, Business, Emotionally Intelligent, Evolution, google, internet
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These are 2 great books that combined shed a lot of light on how the internet is impacting the way we do business and that we are just at the beginning of this “evolution”.
Jump Point highlights that 3 billion people will soon be connected to the internet, making it the single largest marketplace on the planet. If you want to start something new, or grow your business, the quickest and easiest way to get going and attract customers is on the web.
The Uneasy relationship between TV and Tech
Monday, September 8th, 2008Tags: internet
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This is 30mins from Peter Hirshberg the founder of Technorati. Watch the first 5 mins when – he interviews the next next generation who without hesitation proclaim the internet as their preferred media
- highlights how TV industry 40 years on are astonished by the computer industries messianic movement
- how to Time Warner mastered the art of applying “moore’s law” on successive miniturization to their balance sheet. This is great!
