Facebook worth $100 billion?

Nintendo announces an online gaming network, Twitter censorship policy stirs up protests, and Facebook is expected to make its stock market launch this week.

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• Bridget Carey
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• technology news
• Facebook IPO
• Timeline
• Nintendo Network
• Wii U
• Twitter Blackout
• Censorship
• Android
• malware
• adware

[zero2zero4]

who needs sexy apps when i can admire bridget

[mazdaplz]

do you know why we're still on facebook? because your information can never be deleted from the facebook. it's like giving out all your info to big brother. even if you "quit" facebook they still keep all your data. the most illegal deal ever made if you ask me but that keeps a lot of people from quitting, if it's going to be there might as well share it with people you know. those pigs

[TheGarvito]

@mazdaplz Don't blame things on other people/companies cause you didn't read the agreement to the service.Every agreement document is approved before being issued, there are certain laws. A company cannot just say "give me your house" in order to use this service.I don;t go through the whole agreement but, I would read it before whining about a certain matter, its called being smart which you lack.

[mazdaplz]

if you install 4 software a week even trials for software you must spend 8 hours at least reading the user agreements. are you for real?

[mazdaplz]

@TheGarvito yeah like you read the whole fucking thing, there was a south park episode about that, human centipad. it's basically dishonest to put something on small writing and such. tell me when you install a new software do you scroll through the entire readme and user agreements? if so you must have a shitload of free time, fucktard!

[TheGarvito]

@mazdaplz well your a dumb one. When you sign up you agree to the Terms and Consitions, therefore you signed a contract saying you don't mind Facebook keeping your data. Read what you sign up for....

[Jimbahiya]

@gullyguysince93 Yeah, That's the thing we Android users have to keep in mind for having an open App market, which is fine. It's easy to avoid if you stay in the most popular apps such as a "Twitter" app vs. searching for a less known app such as "Free porn pic" app. Again, no big deal.

[SiteSell]

Absolutely amazing what a someone's vision was turn into. Welcome to the age of the Internet!

[funman951]

Facebook has its IPO on my Birthday!!!

[galacticmaui2]

@zero2zero4 Before I looked at the comments I knew someone was going to say that and it would become top comment.