After last year's f8 keynote, my initial thought was pretty�straightforward: I Think Facebook Just Seized Control Of The Internet. Between the Like Button, the Open Graph, and the Open Graph API, I felt like we were shifting from Google being the fabric of the web, to Facebook taking over. A few days later, a now unpaid blogger declared it: The Age of Facebook. Both of these declarations pissed a lot of people off. Facebook is the new AOL! Walled garden! The end of open! Blah. Blah. Blah. While everyone else has been busy whining ? including plenty of competitors ? Facebook has been kicking ass and taking names. And today is proof of that.
giovedì 22 settembre 2011
Share Buttons? Ha. Facebook Just Schooled The Internet. Again.
After last year's f8 keynote, my initial thought was pretty�straightforward: I Think Facebook Just Seized Control Of The Internet. Between the Like Button, the Open Graph, and the Open Graph API, I felt like we were shifting from Google being the fabric of the web, to Facebook taking over. A few days later, a now unpaid blogger declared it: The Age of Facebook. Both of these declarations pissed a lot of people off. Facebook is the new AOL! Walled garden! The end of open! Blah. Blah. Blah. While everyone else has been busy whining ? including plenty of competitors ? Facebook has been kicking ass and taking names. And today is proof of that.
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