To Build Audience, Facebook Lets Users Take the Wheel
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Facebook announced yesterday that it is taking the unusual step of allowing the public to develop features for the popular social-networking Web site, permitting any software designer to access the company's millions of members.
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Marketed to the Helio and Boost crowd, the "Mixd" social networking service is kind of like cattle herding for the techno-socialite.
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The social networking site that's more networking than social wants to go public.
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As previously announced, the popular social-networking site joined other sites in opening its platform to outside developers -- and potentially opening it to applications that could reach into enterprises.
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The new Facebook application for the Rhapsody music service shows some of the advantages of integrating powerful applications into Facebookâs environment.
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Blog: Interested developers and entrepreneurs get together to talk about what they want to do with the Facebook Platform.
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By Alan Sipress and Sam Diaz, Washington Post Staff Writers  Facebook announced yesterday that it is taking the unusual step of allowing the public to develop features for the popular social-networking Web site, permitting any software designer to access the company's millions of members.
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People who sign in to the newest social network won't be looking for dates or posting a list of their favorite movies. They will be searching for companies to invest in and listing their interests in areas like clean energy or enterprise software.
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Facebook is asking all of the right questions.
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Internet start-up Meebo chases Facebook momentum by urging developers to create applications around its Web-based instant messaging site.
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By ANICK JESDANUN NEW YORK - Facebook, an online community now restricted mostly to high school and college students, will soon throw its doors wide open and welcome millions of Internet users currently left standing at the gates.
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Social networking sites like Facebook have wooed millions of users with their easy format for keeping in touch but left them navigating the pitfalls of interacting online -- is it really private?
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By Leslie Brooks Suzukamo, Pioneer Press, St. Paul, Minn.  Feb. 10--Google. MySpace. Facebook. YouTube. They're not just insanely popular phenomena: They also are businesses that require superpowerful computers distributing mountains of data in microseconds to eager users.
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The Webâs largest social network says it can tailor ads to the personal information that its 110 million active users leave on their profile pages.
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Social operating system Facebook, the mainstream media web darling du jour, has opened up its development platform to allow other firms to develop applications to run on top of the site, broadening the range of features available to users.â¦
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First to Facebook were the teens. Then came the money, the market researchers and the media. And now come . . . the academics.
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By Emily Bregel, Chattanooga Times/Free Press, Tenn.  Sep. 8--For the uninitiated, it may be hard to comprehend the fervent reaction to Facebook. com's recently added "news feed" feature, a real-time update system that displays all changes made to a friend's profile on the site's home page.