Tag Archives: Paul Buchheit

5 ways Facebook can leverage their platform and start justifying a $15 Bln valuation

Posted on April 21, 2008 by vanelsas

Paul Buchheit wrote an interesting post a few days ago called “Facebook knows who you are, and that is worth more than you think”. As an ex-Google employee and now one of the founders of FriendFeed, he knows what he … Continue reading →

Posted in business model, Facebook, Mobile social networks, on-line advertisement, Paul Buchheit, Social Graph, social networks, walled garden | Tagged advertisement, business model, Facebook, Mobile social networks, Paul Buchheit, Social Graph, social networks, walled garden | 3 Comments

Why I don’t like Friendfeed as much as I wanted, it lacks intention

Posted on April 3, 2008 by vanelsas

Webware writes about Friendfeed this morning. A quote from the article that drew my attention: The vision FriendFeed is currently a “social-network aggregator.” It picks up the stuff you do online and tells your friends about it, saving them the … Continue reading →

Posted in Bret Taylor, Facebook, Friendfeed, interaction, Paul Buchheit, social network aggregator, Twitter | Tagged Bret Taylor, Facebook, Friendfeed, interaction, Paul Buchheit, social network aggregator, Twitter | 24 Comments

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