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Facebook has had its biggest year yet, crossing the 500 million registered member mark. The social network has successfully kicked its once major rivals out of the water, with MySpace’s chief finally admitting to The Telegraph that the site was no longer a social network but a social entertainment portal and AOL having off-loaded the ailing Bebo for a fraction of the huge price it paid for the asset two years ago.
Facebook has continued to innovate launching Facebook Places, a location tool, a new type of inbox to rival email and additional profile page features. However, it wasn’t all smooth sailing during 2010, as the site was forced to simplify its privacy settings, after online campaigners complained that Facebook was forcing its members to unknowingly share private information.
Facebook has continued to innovate launching Facebook Places, a location tool, a new type of inbox to rival email and additional profile page features. However, it wasn’t all smooth sailing during 2010, as the site was forced to simplify its privacy settings, after online campaigners complained that Facebook was forcing its members to unknowingly share private information.
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