Screenshots Of Facebook's New Real-Time Homepage - Silicon Alley Insider
Wed, Mar 4th, 2009
Facebook will launch a new homepage starting next Wednesday. Its centerpiece is the new "stream," which is a real-time updating version of the current feature called the "News Feed."
Before announcing the changes, Mark Zuckerberg talked about how much he admires microblogging service Twitter.
Facebook also said it would make public pages more like user-profiles.
What's it all mean for Facebook's prospects as a business? CEO Mark Zuckerberg only gave this hint:
"Once you have a connection with someone through stream, over the life time of that connection there are clearly going to be many impressions delivered, many clicks. Eventually having a connection with someone could be considered a metric itself."
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