Facebook will announce a new strategy to let other companies provide their services on special pages within its site, moving beyond its basic social networking service. These companies will be able to link into Facebook users’ networks of online friends...an example it cites is where a media company could let groups of users share news articles with each other on a page inside Facebook. More ...
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May 22, 2007
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