We understand that the last 24 hours have been very stressful for everyone. Facebook looks completely different, there’s new windows, there’s new colors and nobody knows what to do with themselves. Take our word though, this is not a time for uproar and hatred. I just sat through the entire Mark Zuckerberg conference, and the only verdict to make is that Facebook is doing some really, really amazing things. Overwhelmed? Allow us to explain everything.
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We all know Mark Zuckerberg is a frickin boss, but he’s been boss material even before Facebook became the world’s largest social network. The Huffington Post published a 2005 interview of Zuckerberg in his college-like Palo Alto office. Facebook, just 15 months old, had its three millionth users, and it was cause for a celebration as the founders commemorated the achievement with a keg of Heineken. Sounds like the Campus Socialite Media team.
Sure, we all love Facebook. Now that they’ve introduced Video Chat, and Mr. Mark Zuckerberg is the most popular dude on Google+, we love it even more. Too bad you couldn’t pull off that feat at Harvard, Zuck. Anyway, Facebook is unquestionably amazing, but let’s be honest, we all love a good old-fashioned rip just as much.
Hello weekend! I look back at my week and I am one step closer to the working force, yet still uneducated. You win some and
December 16th, 2010: Approximately 4:30 PM EST. The world’s third largest nation disappeared off the face of the planet for about 10-20 minutes. Drastic changes
He is co-founder and CEO of Facebook, has inspired a film based on his achievements and motivations, and is now named Person of the Year
It’s no surprise that the brilliant Mark Zuckerberg is constantly thinking of new ways to distinguish Facebook from the other social networking sites out there.
Before we delve into the real people behind Facebook and the movie The Social Network, I just want to start off with my own personal
It’s All About Mark. Zuckerberg, that is. With the release of The Social Network comes a stuffload of other media coverage of the networking guru’s
info@thecampussocialite.com Normally when I am writing a piece intended to promote an product, service, person, or upcoming event, I will throw in a generic lead-in