2003-2006: The facebook, Thiel Investment, and Change Management
Zuckerberg co-founded the page titled "Facemash" in 2003 while at Harvard University. The place was burned or not and it's the same and the image "was made from an internet page of nine houses, two close at the same time and asked to choose a" hot guy ". [21] Facemash attracted 450 visitors and 22,000 photos in four hours [ The page was sent to a few public school servers, but was closed for a few days by Harvard administrators. , posted all the work of art on the webpage, each containing a comment section, and then a student site.
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In 2004, the original design and the name of Thefacebook show the face of actor Al Pacino, who was sold on a binary number as a Facebook brand, founded by founder Andrew Maclam. [24]
The "Book Book" is a book written with pictures and confidential information. [22] In 2003, Harvard had only one paper [25] with online views. [21] [24] Zuckerberg told Crimson, "Everyone talks a lot about picture book inside Harvard. ... I think it is silly to find a University that will take a few years. [26] In January 2004, Zuckerberg wrote a new page, called" TheFacebook ", inspired by Crimson's editorial about Primemash, adding," It is clear that this technology "is readily available to build a central website ... the benefits are many." Zuckerberg met with a Harvard student Eduardo Severin and each of them agreed to sell $ 1,000 in cash. On February 4, 2004, Zuckerberg launched "TheFacebook", which was created on Facebook.com. [28]
He also added that he uses his ideas to create competing businesses. [29] Three complained to Crimson and the newspaper launched an investigation. He also sued Zuckerberg, in 2008 [30] for a million dollars (worth $ 300 million in a Facebook IPO). [31]
Membership is initially limited to Harvard College students. Within a month, more than half of the underwear had been registered. [32] Dustin Moskowitz, Andrew McCollum, and Chris Hughes joined Zuckerberg to help oversee the development of the area. [33] In March 2004, Facebook expanded to Colombia, Stanford and Yale. [34] It is then available in all Ivy League colleges, Boston University, New York University, MIT and many other universities respectively in the United States and Canada. [35] [37]
In 2004, Napster's founder and entrepreneur Sean Parker-Zuckerberg became president of the company. [38] It received its first sponsorship of the same month from PayPal founder Peter Thiel. [39] In 2005, the company dropped the domain name "" after buying Facebook.com for $ 200,000. ]
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Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook editor, in his room at Harvard Dorm, 2005
In May 2005, Excel Partner invested $ 12.7 million on Facebook, and Jim Breyer [41] added $ 1 million to his money. The high school website was launched in September 2005. [42] Eligibility was expanded to include employees from several companies, including Apple Inc. and Microsoft. [43]
Cong22: Community Outreach, Microsoft Alliance and Rapid Development
In May 2006, Facebook hired the first employee, Julie Zhuo. [4] A month later, Zhou was hired as a full-time engineer. [65] [7] [8,] By the end of 2007, Facebook had 100,000 pages of companies promoting it. [48] In May 2009, the pages of the organization began to change. [79] On October 24, 2007, Microsoft announced that it had purchased 1.6% of Facebook and $ 240 million, giving Facebook a total value of approximately $ 15 billion. Microsoft's acquisition includes the right to sell advertising nationally. [50]
In October 2008, Facebook announced that its headquarters would be located in Dublin, Ireland. [52] In September 2009, Facebook announced that it had received funding for the first time. [53] A controversial poll in January 2009 rated Facebook as the world's largest monthly user base. [58]
In July 2010, the company announced 500 million users. [55] Half of members use Facebook on Facebook for 34 minutes, while 150 million users access the site on mobile phones. A company spokesman called the victim a "quiet change". [58] In November 2010, Facebook was worth $ 61 billion, according to SecondMarket Inc. (third party stock exchanges). The company has held eBay to become the third largest company in the US behind Google and Amazon.com.
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