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This document discusses Facebook's dilemma in balancing profits from advertising with user privacy. It describes Facebook's growth and business model, including advertising and third-party applications. However, programs like Beacon that shared user data without consent harmed privacy. While users willingly share information, Facebook's policies around data collection and retention have faced criticism. Finding the right approach to monetization while respecting privacy will be important for Facebook's future success.
Mis, facebook case
This document discusses Facebook's dilemma in balancing profits from advertising with user privacy. It describes Facebook's growth and business model, including advertising and third-party applications. However, programs like Beacon that shared user data without consent harmed privacy. While users willingly share information, Facebook's policies around data use and retention have faced criticism. Finding the right approach to monetization while respecting privacy will be important for Facebook's future success.
MIS, facebook case
This document discusses Facebook's dilemma in balancing profits from advertising with user privacy. It describes Facebook's growth and business model, including advertising and third-party applications. However, programs like Beacon that shared user data without consent harmed privacy. While users willingly share information, Facebook's policies around data use and retention have faced criticism. Finding the right approach to monetization while respecting privacy will be important for Facebook's future success.
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Facebook was founded in 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg and others at Harvard. It began as a social network for Harvard students but expanded to other colleges and the general public. It now has over 500 million active users worldwide who connect and share photos and updates. Facebook has revolutionized online social connections and continues innovating to improve user experience and engagement across multiple platforms.
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Facebook faces a dilemma between increasing profits through targeted advertising using user data and respecting user privacy. While advertising is important for revenue, past user data sharing through programs like Beacon met significant backlash for violating privacy. Moving forward, Facebook must find innovative ways to monetize without compromising trust in how user information is used.
Facebook dilemma
Facebook faces a dilemma between increasing profits through targeted advertising using user data and respecting user privacy. While advertising is important for revenue, past user data sharing through programs like Beacon met significant backlash for violating privacy. Moving forward, Facebook must find innovative ways to monetize without compromising trust in how user information is used.
Mis, facebook case
This document discusses Facebook's dilemma in balancing profits from advertising with user privacy. It describes Facebook's growth and business model of gathering user information to target ads. However, advertising on Facebook has not been very successful. The document also discusses privacy issues with programs like Beacon that shared user purchase information without consent. It considers whether Facebook's popularity can attract advertisers while protecting user privacy going forward.
Case of Face Book MIS Presentation
This document discusses Facebook's dilemma in balancing profits from advertising with user privacy. It describes Facebook's growth and business model of gathering user information to target ads. However, advertising on Facebook has not been very successful. The document also discusses privacy issues with programs like Beacon that shared user purchase information without consent. It considers whether Facebook's popularity can attract advertisers while protecting user privacy going forward.
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Facebook was launched in 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg for Harvard students and soon expanded to other universities. It now has over 1.7 billion monthly active users and generates billions in annual revenue primarily from advertising. Facebook has pursued an international strategy including customizing the platform for other languages and cultures. It has grown through strategic alliances and acquiring other companies to expand its features and functionality.
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Facebook, founded by Mark Zuckerberg in 2004, has become a global social media phenomenon. With billions of users worldwide, it has transformed the way we connect, share, and communicate.
At its core, Facebook is a platform that allows individuals to create profiles, connect with friends and family, and share content such as photos, videos, and thoughts. It has also expanded to include features like groups, events, and marketplace, enhancing its utility.
However, Facebook has not been without controversy. Issues related to user data privacy, the spread of misinformation, and the impact on mental health have sparked debates. The company has taken steps to address these concerns, but they remain ongoing challenges.
Despite these challenges, Facebook continues to shape the digital landscape. It has acquired Instagram and WhatsApp, further extending its reach. The platform has also played a significant role in political discourse, activism, and business promotion.
In summary, Facebook has profoundly influenced how we connect and interact in the digital age. Its impact on society, both positive and negative, is undeniable, and it remains a central part of many people's online lives.
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Facebook is a social networking website founded in 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg and his Harvard classmates. It allows users to connect with friends and family from around the world. Facebook has grown rapidly since its founding and now has over 800 million active users. The site allows users to create profiles, share photos and videos, join groups, and connect through messages and newsfeeds. While free to use, Facebook's primary features also come with risks like oversharing personal information, addiction, and fake profiles.
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Mark Zuckerberg founded Facebook in 2004 as a social networking site for Harvard students. It quickly expanded to other colleges and the general public. Facebook allows users to connect with friends, share photos and videos, play games, and learn more about each other through user profiles. While useful for networking and business, Facebook also poses privacy and time management risks if not used carefully. Overall, when used in moderation, Facebook can be a powerful marketing and networking tool.
LUCPHM125/LNC/DPH/JUL11/24/FACEBOOK
Mark Zuckerberg founded Facebook in 2004 as a social networking site for Harvard students. It quickly expanded to other colleges and the general public. Facebook allows users to connect with friends, share photos and videos, play games, and use various applications. While useful for networking and business, Facebook also poses privacy and time management risks if not used carefully. Overall, when utilized properly Facebook can be a powerful marketing and networking tool.
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The document discusses a case study on Facebook and its business problems, including how it became the leader in social networks but faced challenges in maintaining costs and generating revenue from advertisements given that many users are outside the US and ads are cheaper than other sites. It also describes Facebook's attempts to gain popularity through applications and competing with Twitter, but issues around user privacy have decreased valuation from investors.
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Facebook Case Presentation
- 1. Facebook’s Dilemma Profits (Theirs) vs Privacy (Your) Talisa Salvador Adela Tremols Reyna Lopez Thiara Fernandez
- 2. Largest social networking site in the world Founded in 2004 300 million users by 2009 Allows users to: Create profiles Join networks Connect & interact with others Messaging Applications and other tools
- 3. Its Beginnings •Originally opened to some college students. •Today its one of the most recognizable sites on the web. •It’s simple, clean, and attractive. •MySpace and Twitter.
- 4. Advertisements Offers the unique opportunity for advertisers to reach highly targeted audiences based on their demographic, hobbies, personal preferences, etc. Advertisements can be placed in features such as News Feeds and Facebook Pages.
- 5. Its a very “sticky” site people spend an average of 169 minute per month on Facebook. However, it has very high costs, because its a very expensive site to maintain, and it continues to spend more money than it earns.
- 6. Problem Privacy Increase revenues In 2007, Facebook implement the Beacon program, would track Facebook members purchases. In 2009, Facebook sought to change its Terms of Service, granting Facebook unlimited data collection.
- 7. Ways of earning profit Charging for Third party applications. Sell users information to businesses. Suggestions In 2007, Facebook was valued in $15 billion, today it has dropped because of investors lack of confidence.
- 8. Thank you!
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