Keynote - Facebook: Origins and Tools For Social Change, Part 1 Of 4

Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz reflects on the origins of Facebook and shares his perspective on how the organization has grown into one of the world's most important tools for social and political change.

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[Foraminefera]

@lukeh352 really is he as mean as every1 says he is?

[Skyrodude]

Not even mentioning Eduardo. What a dick.

[lukeh352]

i went 2 high school with him big pot head from what i remember sorry dustin

[lukeh352]

i went 2 high school with him  big pot head from what i remember

[shirhh]

"i'm developing an algorithm to define the connection between jews guys and asian girls"

[lorenrb]

@cfcreative1 they earnt all of that money through ad revenue... they passed the test of making money by quite obviously making billions

just saying

[circuiser]

millions? billions.

[cfcreative1]

Maybe this is why the US is having problems they make billionaires out of companies that have yet to make money!

[cfcreative1]

On paper Facebook may be worth millions but it still hasn't passed the test of actually making money. Stay tuned for part two and see how Facebook fairs when it try to become commercial you might see the biggest epic fail ever.

[cfcreative1]

I just saw the movie. I though high school was horrible. I couldn't imagine having to go through high school now with Facebook. Facebook is nothing more than cliqueness taken to a technological level. Facebook will be used and abused for all the wrong reasons till people start picking faults with it then it will fall apart.