Why Facebook matters
Want to know how fast a group on Facebook takes off? How about zero to a million in 10 days? My 'groups' section currently exhibits a set-up called '1,000,000 Strong For Stephen T Colbert' (the US political satirist). Here are the stats of its membership figures:
10,000 Members at 10:22 PM (EST) 10/17/2007
50,000 Members at 4:48 PM (EST) 10/18/2007
100,000 Members at 12:54 AM (EST) 10/19/2007
170,000 Members at 4:58 PM (EST) 10/19/2007
200,000 Members at 9:43 PM (EST) 10/19/2007
250,000 Members at 11:58 AM (EST) 10/20/2007
300,000 Members at 7:44 PM (EST) 10/20/2007
350,000 Members at 4:43 AM (EST) 10/21/2007
400,000 members at 5:11 PM (EST) 10/21/2007
450,000 Members at 12:16 PM (EST) 10/22/2007
500,000 Members at 5:11 AM (EST) 10/23/2007
550,000 Members at 3:59 PM (EST) 10/23/2007
600,000 Members at 8:06 PM (EST) 10/23/2007
650,000 Members at 11:24 PM (EST) 10/23/2007
700,000 Members at 11:34 AM (EST) 10/24/2007
750,000 Members at 5:31 PM (EST) 10/24/2007
800,000 Members at 9:40 PM (EST) 10/24/2007
850,000 members at 4:22 AM (EST) 10/25/2007
900,000 Members at 3:24 PM (EST) 10/25/2007
950,000 Members at 9:11 PM (EST) 10/25/2007
1,000,000 Members at 5:54 AM (EST) 10/26/2007
1,100,000 Members at 3:06 PM (EST) 10/27/2007
Wow...
Your on-line shopping article in the Sunday Business Post on 25/11/07 was very poorly researched.
You are obviously getting backhanders for mentioning the same businesses all the time in a few of the categories. There are a lot of new on-line businesses in most of the categories mentioned and from doing my own research into each one you are not looking at any new websites at all.
Posted by: Cocerned Reader | November 25, 2007 at 05:01 PM
Why haven't you answered this (fair) question?
Posted by: Meebo | January 27, 2008 at 01:30 AM