Facebook’s introduction of Graph Search on Tuesday has, not surprisingly, elicited a flurry comments from interested Internet parties. Here’s what [...]
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How everybody has its doubts about Facebook ability to enter the social serach with sucess, due to the fact that they always have been very bad at this.
Step by step, we will all move into social search, though.
Question is : will advertisers prefer a larger web from Google or a meaningfull small web from facebook?
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