Supporting and Celebrating Innovation
This week take your cue from Facebook’s own Sheryl Sandberg, who’s showing others how to Lean In and #DreamBig. Don’t forget to check out our Twitter account this week, where we are celebrating innovators and their larger-than-life dreams all week long. Tweet us your success stories with the hashtag #DreamBig!
Monday, June 3, 2013
Tune in to this year’s D: All Things Digital conference to hear what Facebook COO and Lean In founder Sheryl Sandberg has to say about the change she wants to see for women and men in Silicon Valley – and throughout the corporate world. Full event coverage is available here.
Thursday, May 30, 2013
General Motors launched a $130 million data center modeled after Facebook and Google — CEO Dan Akerson says, “If we are going to win, we must turn IT into a competitive advantage and not treat it as something that is just a utility.” Read more from The Wall Street Journal blog post, here.
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Facebook is now a mobile advertising company, and not a social network. Sure, you’ve heard this before, but it’s a theme worth repeating. That’s especially true in light of Facebook’s rumored upcoming $1 billion acquisition of Israel-based mapping and navigation company Waze, notes tech journalist (and Waze superfan) Hillel Fuld. Without this lens, Facebook’s acquisition…
Facebook is no longer a social network, says Quartz writer Christopher Mims, it’s a mobile advertising network – the $1B acquisition of social mapping company Waze proves it. Do you agree? Tell us what you think in the comments.
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Guess which hot Silicon Valley social network is adding lush, leafy new parkspace to its office complex … on the roof! That’s right: Facebook is our featured Friday Fun office space. Learn all about the company’s new 400,000+ square-foot rooftop greenspace on FastCo.Exist.
Friday, April 26, 2013
“What would it feel like if our phones were designed around people, not apps?” asked Mark Zuckerberg at yesterday’s announcement of the launch of Facebook Home. Thanks, Fast Company, for digging into the details of what Facebook’s major new launch means for mobile and social innovation. Want even more detail? Give this AllFacebook post a read too.
Here’s what we have to say about Facebook Home:
Facebook’s Bold New Vision For Social Smartphones
Facebook Home Breaks The Fourth Wall Of Mobile Design
